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gibbsy (1438) 2021-07-31 7:57

Everything I like about an image is here on display. Water movement, composition and depth. Sun's rays also add to the mood of the lighting.

gibbsy (1438) 2021-07-31 7:52

Nice tight composition. Good colours and depth of field and sharp front to back.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-15 14:27

Great capture. Very well framed.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-12 10:33

Very very nice shot. I like everything about it. Shutter speed, exposure and colour saturation. Would love to have taken that myself.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-12 10:21

Good evening shot that is nicely composed. Thought at first, from the thumbnail, it was shot on the Gower coast in Wales. Bit warmer no doubt.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-12 10:18

Good image. I always like shots with a low shutter speed and you have captured the sea movement perfectly. Great colours as well.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-04 12:47

I like an image where my eyes can linger. Looking at the light the detail, wanting to look further into the distance. This image has it all. The vehicle gives size and space to the mountains and is positioned perfectly giving a splash of vivid colour to an almost colourless backdrop. There is plenty of detail in the landscape. An excellent image.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-04 12:41

Good composition and sharp front to back. An interesting image.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-04 12:20

Forget the rule of thirds. Rules are made to be broken and it is the overall composition of an image that counts and you've scored highly here. You've placed the pebble just to the left of your composition and then your eyes follow the sand to the tide line to the cliffs in the background. Everything works well. There is a criticism, which is a technical one and I mean it in no way to detract from your fine image but one which could improve your photography in future. The cliffs are slightly out of focus. This is caused by your f3 aperture and fairly high shutter speed. What I would have done in this situation is to have had the camera tripod mounted and use aperture priority of at least f8. You could then focus on the top tip of the pebble. This could possibly be your hyperfocal point. The point at which, given the aperture and point of focus, would give the image sharp focus from slightly in front of the pebble to the cliffs in the background. As I said this is a technical criticism. Personally I would love to have come across this scene and captured it as well as you.

gibbsy (1438) 2014-08-04 10:22

Good depth of field and very sharp. I like the lighting which adds greatly to the overall scene.