Moving Boat Photo | TrekEarth

Photographer’s Note

Taken from a fast moving motor boat on my way back home. As the boat bounces and crashes off the waves, plus the
constant vibration from the engine, it was a challenge for me taking this shot, luckily at this moment, there was enough light out on the sea.

To add more interest in this photo, I've patiently waited for that crew to pass by before i took the shot.

Taken at raw 1/500s, f/4, ISO200.

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dta (6622) 2009-04-18 0:35

Hello Jon ,
Excellent capture , with an original POV , that provides an impressive effect . Nice saturated and contrasted colors . And the composition is perfect .
Regards

oraziominnella (631) 2009-04-18 1:58 [Comment]

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Jardim (3197) 2009-04-19 8:25

Olá Jon,

The hight perspective is excelent, the contrast of the red of the boat and the blue and white of the water is great, and the man give to your photo a special element, the human.

Well done

JJ

baba_flies (8191) 2009-04-19 9:10

Hello Jon! You show incredible strong colors! I really like your position for this shot and that someone is walking by or maybe working on something. Rally nice the sea on the side, powerful, showing all its forces. I can imagine that the rocking was a little problem for picture taking but you managed absolutely fine in my eyes. Best regards, Barbara.

xavshot (63373) 2009-04-19 21:51

Bonjour Jon
très belle photo. Le POV est original. j'aime bien le contraste du bleu et du rouge. Belles couleurs.
Xavier

jafadabret (40717) 2009-04-20 4:45

Bonjour Jon
Cette photo est très dynamique par sa composition et ses couleurs. La présence humaine est un plus appréciable.
Bien fait !
Jacques

aadilj (17950) 2009-04-22 1:23

Hi Jon, I like the way you have simply taken off. Each one your images is a mastrpiece. I love this never seen before composition

speedymanu (1610) 2009-04-23 5:48

Hello Jon

a bold direct composition where graphism is smoothened by the human touch. I also appreciate the way the textures (sea / wood) interact.

Congratulations

Emmanuel

IgorDeleze (9247) 2009-04-23 7:02