Superior VIII

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  michael9793

• Oct 14, 2007

very nice job.

mike a

 

• pentaxuser

• Oct 14, 2007

Now this is ocean action. I prefer this to the other shot. Both have ocean as the main subject but it's "more alive" here

pentaxuser

 

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  jovo

• Oct 14, 2007

There is very vivid dynamism here. I think, however, we are sometimes slaves to the aspect ratio of our formats, and feel obligated to print everything on the negative. I would consider moving the edges around until you've isolated the core of the scene which I think is diluted a bit here by including too much.

 

• eskyone

• Oct 14, 2007

John, I agree with you. I had considered this, but went for this version instead. Thanks - Sean

 

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  MVNelson

• Oct 14, 2007

really nice image...listening to the waves break...


Miles

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Oct 15, 2007

The rocks, the movement of the waves, really works for me. I would like to see more of that horizon in the background, maybe burn in somewhat, or just crop it out maybe.... nice image.
Tony

 

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  Marc Akemann

• Oct 16, 2007

I like this shot and one of the good things about it is there are possibly other nice compositions within the overall photograph, as John mentioned earlier. So this is what the Marquette area looks like without ice!
Marc

 

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  Paul Armstrong

• Oct 16, 2007

Wow, What a shot. That one's for the wall. Fred Picker would be especially proud of the water rendition. No "Cotton Candy" water here-It's cold and it's wet.

 

• eskyone

• Oct 16, 2007

Marc, Ice is still a little ways off. Thanks everyone. I do think I will crop this a bit.