Wooden Parts

Photography \ Nature | 07/02/08 @866 | Sublime69 | critiques (19) | views (234)

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This image was taken near Heybrook Bay in Devon. What you can see, is the remains of a jetty used by the MOD (Ministry of Defense) during World War 2, I hope you like

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ThruMyEyez

07/02/08 @894

For this shot as presented I'd crop the sky to just below the top two clouds to get a thirds composition and because they are overexposed anyway.
My overall choice approaching this scene would be to choose a different angle, possibly from ground level more in front of the line of the pier. It would be a more interesting and dynamic view IMHO.

androx3k

07/02/08 @901

100% agree with the previous comment.
Just adding that I think that in B&W you can also improve the dramatic mood of the scene!

GTO

07/02/08 @941

agree with above...

Vasco

07/03/08 @958

Gary said it all!

Madanapale

07/03/08 @983

Very nice composition and beautiful place......agree with Gary about cropping.
And I would try to get some details on the whites of the remaining clouds.
Carlos

Jacobine

07/03/08 @344

Agree with ThruMyEyes

Sublime69

07/03/08 @381

mmm...... have been staring at this one for a little while and i was sure with myself i wasn't going to crop it as Thrumyeyez said, but think the crops for the best

. I think the angle looks fine, I initially took about 7 different shots and preferred this one, although a fraction lower would of been ideal, because im unsure about the gap between the top of the far four pilers and the sea line.

Thanks for everyones comments.
Keep Shooting

Martins

07/03/08 @507

Nice compo. agree with carlos, Nice shot!

LoStSidE

07/03/08 @531

agree about the crop but only to remove the overesposed clouds. the pgoto is actualy to bright overall

Sublime69

07/03/08 @543

I have already made the crop, might try clone the clouds later on when ive finished work

Sublime69

07/03/08 @548

I have already made the crop, might try clone the clouds later on when ive finished work

ersen-t

07/03/08 @586

good shot.
nice composition.
a lower perspective would be great.

zaclab

07/03/08 @632

Nice capture

Agree with ThruMyEyez

Roadrunner

07/03/08 @881

Nice shot. Would have looked perfect with a polarizer.

L-aura

07/04/08 @644

Hey I really, really like this! How about a B&W version?

Jafus

07/04/08 @804

totally agree with roadrunner

ARZILLIER66

07/05/08 @045

Beautiful! great capture, I like the composition, agree Yavuz comment

agree Laura comment about a B&W version!

killadore

07/11/08 @730

Nice colors and composition..I think there's something about the waves and the rocks though..They look slightly oversharpened? I'm not sure, but there's too much details there compared to the sky
Otherwise a pretty nice work

RvascoF

07/12/08 @649

Nice place, i would go for and hoizontal compo......!!!

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Wooden Parts

Photography \ Nature | 07/02/08 @866 | Sublime69 | critiques (19) | views (234)

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07/02/08 @894

07/02/08 @901

07/02/08 @941

07/03/08 @958

07/03/08 @983

07/03/08 @344

07/03/08 @381

07/03/08 @507

07/03/08 @531

07/03/08 @543

07/03/08 @548

07/03/08 @586

07/03/08 @632

07/03/08 @881

07/04/08 @644

07/04/08 @804

07/05/08 @045

07/11/08 @730

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