Flowing to the Sea&edit
by Kathy Barnhart
I was intrigued at the Oregon coast with a little river entering the sea that carved a scalloped edge and cast a similar shadow. As an abstract, I let the shadows go black. I would be happy for any comments, critiques, and feedback.
Canon 5dM3, ISO800, 81 mm, f/16, 1/160 sec.
Comments
15 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
I actually prefer the original version. The cropped version seems very predictable, especially in today's Internet era.
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I keep coming back to this one. I just love the colors here and the way the shadow looks alongside the midnight blue water. I like the more abstract composition, and I would even maybe go a tish further. Broadening out to the beach makes it less abstract, and if that's the intention (something twixt and tween), that's great. However, if you crop down from the top to where the sand changes color on the left side (cropping to eliminate all but the lighter color sand) the composition feels more mysterious and interesting to me.
Great eye to see and get this, and I really appreciate the light hand in processing here.
ML