A Message from Hell
by Pedro Bento
In the last years I've been working hard to photograph these cliffs, and as I am recently
prepare some postcards and canvas for a client I appreciate ypur feedback in some of my work from those cliffs.
Please take a look at the larger version.
NOTE: The image you see at left "Spring Gold" from talented photograher Helio Cristovão is in the same beautiful cliffs. Take a look at his vision of the place.
5D MKII + 17-40
PB
Comments
23 commentsAmazing overall - well done!
Only nit for my taste, though easily to correct, would be the barrel distortion; should this be your personal interpretation, I just stick with it, all other elements really make this image a stunner!
Yes, this one was wide open, 17mm and on the cliffs limit. A little bit risky as these cliffs are sand made and in constant erosion, certainly a dangerous place to be.
Kah,
Thanks for your nice critique. Yes, I have to rework that distortion on the horizon and maybe I'll try another version without less vignetting.
Koveh,
I'm a prisioner of vignetting in a lot of my work, maybe it's part of my personal style.
I question the name though.
I find this fascinating and I think I echo many of the other opinions here. The sense of scale - or lack of, really makes this intriguing and keeps me looking. The only concern I have is the distortion on the horizon. Otherwise, yet another unique and effective seascape from you.
Lon
aF
This shot was taken on Galé Beach, Melides in Portugal. If you plan to visit my country please let me know. I'll trade for a travel to Kauai
aF
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Funny comment about the title