Critiques
This photo currently has 3 conforming critiques.
Since there are already at least three conforming critiques, if you write a conforming critique for this photo, then you will receive only the usual one critique point every time another user rates your critique helpful.
Write a critique
If you find one of these critiques especially helpful--or especially unhelpful--then please take a moment to register your opinion by clicking one of the buttons to the right of the critique.
|
|
from leone/Tomasz (222) 
on July 13, 2004 4:47:13 AM CDT
(3)
I love the lines here in Your picture, the horizontal cloud line, shore and sea level lines, broken with the diagonal of pales. A perfect composition. Also the lights and shadows are really well balanced.
It is impressive, how a IR film can contribut to a photo, turning it into a piece of art. I love the atmosphere here. thanks for sharing.
Reply
Show ratings
|
 |
|
| | |
|
|
from derekmak/Derek (114)
on June 20, 2004 5:09:28 AM CDT
The composition of the photo very nice, the cloud look good , and the colour tone very attractive!
A very nice photo!
Reply
|
|
|
| | |
|
|
|
from irgum/Knut (9)
on June 20, 2004 5:06:53 AM CDT
(3)
The placement of the horizon, the diagonal, the exposure time rendering the waves exactly as blurry as they should be - visible as waves yet about to become "smoke", the wave to the left and the two waves breaking further out giving a perfect counterweight to the strong diagonal, the timber pillars whose thought out unevenness looks as if they were designed and planted for this purpose, which they are of course not. Even the cloud pattern makes you wonder if the photographer waited for days at this post for this shot. I came across this photo when I was searching the web for for "Heliopan infrared" to find aplace to buy one of this filters. Now I'm rushing to buy one. The picture simply could not be better.
Reply
Show ratings
|
|
|
| | |
|
|
|
from vampsbaby/Stacey (31)
on May 24, 2004 6:30:38 PM CDT
(3)
I really love this photograph. I would like to have it hanging in my livingroom. (Really big!) I think the out of focus effect of the water and background (are those mountains back there?) gives a terrific surreal feeling to the pylons climbing out of the sand. I also love the soothing colors. This photograph looks and feels very 'other world-ly'. I am not a photographer myself, just an art lover, but I am really drawn to this picture. I look forward to seeing more of your work.
Reply
Show ratings
|
|
|
| | |
|
|
|
from mellowyellow/Mellow (6)
on May 24, 2004 6:21:44 PM CDT
This is a very strange image, it gives an unique atmosphere that is very mysterious.
Reply
|
|
|
Comments
Comments are different from critiques. Comments carry no rating, you may write more than one comment per photo, and you may comment on your own photos. If you want to rate this photo, then you should write a critique instead.
Add a comment
There are no comments on this photo.
Return to photos
|
