Existence (plus revision)
by Kah Kit Yoong
West Coast, NEW ZEALAND
Bit of a change of pace from the drama I the last couple of posts. While everyone was photographing the interesting driftwood on this beach, I tried my hand at an abstract seascape....
Canon 5DMkII, 70-300mm @100, ISO 50, f29, 2.5s.
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23 commentsThis is largely subjective, but i would crop away the foreground pebbles. They take away a bit of mystery.
Soft and gorgeous; a wonderful seascape. Now I call it a seascape cause I'm gonna go where Anand just went. Not only would I consider cropping the line at the bottom, but also cropping the brightest areas at the top of the frame. I say that because that reduces the image to something about light and form. As presented, it's a beautiful seascape with much less mystery and intrigue; ie. less of an abstract. Don't get me wrong, I love the image and think it's beautiful. So take my suggestions as an alternate presentation rather than a nit pick. Hope that makes sense. And I wouldn't make these suggestions unless I thought the image was worth it. and this certainly is.
Lon
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Agree, that this style of image is very pleasing, and the simplicity is very appealing. Trad seascapes are very in your face... (guilty as charged!)
I love this kind of abstracts, your interpretation of the scene is really good!
PB
Great colors!
Ahh didn't see the repost. Perfect crop there.