Very nice picture I love the way it is edited the tone is great...
comment by m at 09:07 PM (GMT) on 28 September, 2006
I know what you mean, I usually don't have a camera when it's like that.
comment byNeil at 09:11 PM (GMT) on 28 September, 2006
The light really pulls out the texture, the toning helps to enhance it too. Nice work.
comment byseriocomic at 09:19 PM (GMT) on 28 September, 2006
The light maybe right, but the pea-soup green/grey doesn't do much for this shot. I like the composition though, the eye is drawn in by the stump, then to the pier, then to the sky...
comment byErin at 09:43 PM (GMT) on 28 September, 2006
Just beautiful...wish I was there.
comment byElissa at 10:25 PM (GMT) on 28 September, 2006
oh :( color?
perhaps it's just my mood today that doesn't like the monochromatic tone of this photo, even though it is VERY well done.
comment by Arthur at 10:43 PM (GMT) on 28 September, 2006
Indeed: and the art is in capturing that perfect light!
I’m not really a big fan of your ‘Green Period’...
:-)
comment byjgarcía at 12:58 AM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
Wonderfull, Dadiv.
Please, remember to answer my email...
comment byGeoff at 12:59 AM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
I'm not particularly enamoured by the toning of this shot, but I'm surprised I haven't seen that stump before in one of your images. Is it a remnant of an old pier? Beautiful light and composition though.
comment byturkish at 08:10 AM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
this for me is a typical chromasia shot, this has your style and name written all over it.
i love the details and light of all the pebbles. fantastic.
comment byDaniele Cascone at 08:48 AM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
It's about one year that I know (and visit) your photoblog. Your images are fantastic!
bye
Daniele
(sorry for my english, I'm italian) :P
comment bythomas at 09:47 AM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
this is again a really perfect image. like the small shadows of the pebbles and the formation. regards
comment bymilou at 10:44 AM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
I like the composition - to me, it's as though the stump is remembering when it used to be part of a pier in it's younger days..hmmmm almost narrative I guess.
comment byGeoff at 12:00 PM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
looking forward to tomorrow's shot Dave. I hope you make it a good one. There should nearly be a party don't you think...
comment byCraig Wilson at 12:25 PM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
Nice sky and composition - lovely sea front shot.
comment byPARCPHOTOGRAPHY at 01:32 PM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
David you are a true artist! Great work mate!.
PARC
comment byTitus at 06:07 PM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
I join the choir in saying I don't particularly like the green/monochromatic tone of the picture. However, it may just be the reason why the picture has life; it is almost real, almost 3d. I think in the end I see lots of mastery behind this shot.
comment bydjn1 at 06:53 PM (GMT) on 29 September, 2006
Thanks everyone. And I did try various other ways of toning this image, but none of them seemed to work quite so well as this one.
Geoff: it's not stunning, but it is fitting, at least in some ways.
comment byRichard Houtby at 03:48 PM (GMT) on 30 September, 2006
COOL, nice tones.
I keep looking for the stump in your elephant shot, but can't quite see it. bummer!
Good job getting low.
Sometimes, the light is just right.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 20D
EF 17-40 f/4L USM
17mm (27mm equiv.)
f/8.0
1/640
aperture priority
-1/3
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
minor
Amazing perspective and as you said, just the right light.
I love it, amazing - and yeah, just the right light.
Very nice picture I love the way it is edited the tone is great...
I know what you mean, I usually don't have a camera when it's like that.
The light really pulls out the texture, the toning helps to enhance it too. Nice work.
The light maybe right, but the pea-soup green/grey doesn't do much for this shot. I like the composition though, the eye is drawn in by the stump, then to the pier, then to the sky...
Just beautiful...wish I was there.
oh :( color?
perhaps it's just my mood today that doesn't like the monochromatic tone of this photo, even though it is VERY well done.
Indeed: and the art is in capturing that perfect light!
I’m not really a big fan of your ‘Green Period’...
:-)
Wonderfull, Dadiv.
Please, remember to answer my email...
I'm not particularly enamoured by the toning of this shot, but I'm surprised I haven't seen that stump before in one of your images. Is it a remnant of an old pier? Beautiful light and composition though.
this for me is a typical chromasia shot, this has your style and name written all over it.
i love the details and light of all the pebbles. fantastic.
It's about one year that I know (and visit) your photoblog. Your images are fantastic!
bye
Daniele
(sorry for my english, I'm italian) :P
this is again a really perfect image. like the small shadows of the pebbles and the formation. regards
I like the composition - to me, it's as though the stump is remembering when it used to be part of a pier in it's younger days..hmmmm almost narrative I guess.
looking forward to tomorrow's shot Dave. I hope you make it a good one. There should nearly be a party don't you think...
Nice sky and composition - lovely sea front shot.
David you are a true artist! Great work mate!.
PARC
I join the choir in saying I don't particularly like the green/monochromatic tone of the picture. However, it may just be the reason why the picture has life; it is almost real, almost 3d. I think in the end I see lots of mastery behind this shot.
Thanks everyone. And I did try various other ways of toning this image, but none of them seemed to work quite so well as this one.
Geoff: it's not stunning, but it is fitting, at least in some ways.
COOL, nice tones.
I keep looking for the stump in your elephant shot, but can't quite see it. bummer!
Good job getting low.