Yea, you are right- I do prefer this one.
I cant wait for those tutorials, to get some insight into your Post Production work.
Thanks again for sharing!
comment bytulna at 09:21 PM (GMT) on 4 April, 2007
Yes, this is the one I prefer!
comment by Carole at 10:13 PM (GMT) on 4 April, 2007
Me too!!
comment byKadri at 10:19 PM (GMT) on 4 April, 2007
I love the first one.
comment byspleen at 10:48 PM (GMT) on 4 April, 2007
I love the previous one, because of its colours. but the waves are more beautyful in this one
comment byBaraka at 11:07 PM (GMT) on 4 April, 2007
Spectacular colours!
comment by Sharla at 05:06 AM (GMT) on 5 April, 2007
I like the previous two and enjoy seeing you stretch your interpretations. However, I still prefer this one. I love the -snap- and am always dazzled by the sharpness of a good pic. It is what Ansel Adams also sought and the goal of the f:64 Group, so those of us in that vein can't be all wrong. In this capture, I particularly like the "eye"-effect created by the clouds and bright colors of the setting sun. The boat makes it real but I wished they'd been a couple minutes late for your shot.
comment by jkm at 08:14 AM (GMT) on 5 April, 2007
All three are special in their very own way and I admire your diversity. This one definitely has the 'Nightingale' stamp on it.
comment byGavin Hart at 09:54 AM (GMT) on 5 April, 2007
My feeling is that the previous one has more of a lovely dreamlike mood compared to this more stark version. I can almost hear that speeding boat shattering the peace as it rushes though the scene. Had the craft been a plodding old work boat, perhaps the peacefulness might have been preserved.
comment by Henrietta at 11:47 AM (GMT) on 5 April, 2007
this is my favourite of those posted so far... it's more tangible whereas the other two were a little too dream-like for me. All great shots though!
comment byMark Palmer at 02:09 PM (GMT) on 5 April, 2007
Here's the third in this small series, and I suspect that some of you may prefer this one to the previous two ... let me know.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
cropped?
Canon 5D
EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM
24mm
f/5.6
1/40
aperture priority
+0.0
evaluative
100
no
RAW
C1 Pro
minor
I think the former ones were better. I miss the blurred waves. Without them it is a bit simple. Nice tones, great composition, but nothing more.
E y e V i s i o n: yep, this is the more literal of the four.
Superbe image...
Les couleurs sont extraordinaires...
Yea, you are right- I do prefer this one.
I cant wait for those tutorials, to get some insight into your Post Production work.
Thanks again for sharing!
Yes, this is the one I prefer!
Me too!!
I love the first one.
I love the previous one, because of its colours. but the waves are more beautyful in this one
Spectacular colours!
I like the previous two and enjoy seeing you stretch your interpretations. However, I still prefer this one. I love the -snap- and am always dazzled by the sharpness of a good pic. It is what Ansel Adams also sought and the goal of the f:64 Group, so those of us in that vein can't be all wrong. In this capture, I particularly like the "eye"-effect created by the clouds and bright colors of the setting sun. The boat makes it real but I wished they'd been a couple minutes late for your shot.
All three are special in their very own way and I admire your diversity. This one definitely has the 'Nightingale' stamp on it.
My feeling is that the previous one has more of a lovely dreamlike mood compared to this more stark version. I can almost hear that speeding boat shattering the peace as it rushes though the scene. Had the craft been a plodding old work boat, perhaps the peacefulness might have been preserved.
this is my favourite of those posted so far... it's more tangible whereas the other two were a little too dream-like for me. All great shots though!
I much prefer this out of the previous 3.
You do suspect well! =) This one's my favourite!
I do like this one a lot, but I think the 2nd is still my favorite. I really like the dreamy quality of that one.
Delurking to unprofessionally say I LOVE this and the previous two. Love them all! But especially these :-)
Hope you're all well xx
I think I prefer yesterday's - had a dreamy quality.
great compo, the clouds seem to be guiding the boat
Thanks everyone :-)