Jurassic Coast
by Pedro Bento
I discovered this bay one year ago and since then I have returned to try new approaches. This time I went for a Black & White Jurassic interpretation in a long exposure with the nice cooperation of a static seagull.
This image will be another one to print in 60x90 for the big Expo in Portugal (please see my previous image).
Your feedback will be much appreciated.
5D MK II + 17-40
Comments
23 commentsI think the very long exposure works really well here. The Composition is very strong and the B and W processing seems spot on! I love the mood of this image and would love to see a print :) Great Job!
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Guy
About the composition: this place is very dificult to access and I guino this composition is near the best we can achieve on that Spot.
PB
About the composition: this place is very dificult to access and I guino this composition is near the best we can achieve on that Spot.
PB
I'm being pulled in two different directions. One direction is that this is dramatic and one fantastic b&w presentation. And I would have no critique other than a fantastic seascape. The other direction has me more cynical and thinking that way too much burning and dodging is going on. I have no idea what went in to this image, but the results I think can be interpreted in different ways. From a creative, artistic point of view, I love it. And that's what I'll stick with!
Lon
Yes, this one has some strong dodge and burn, I love strong BW conversions and this one deserve it.
Actualy I don't care to much if the images may be "real" or not, my artistic vision and feeling give the "rules"
PB
The BW looks great for this image Pedro, but I'm seeing a slight haloing around the center stack. Could just be the clouds?
The gull is a nice touch.
I'll rework some haloing in this one before print.
PB