Les Dents de la Mer... Photo

Photographer’s Note

le long du littorale quelques récifs peu hospitalier mais tellement photogénique pourquoi s'en priver, pause lente ND GRAD Filters.

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isabela_sor (42020) 2008-09-26 8:23 [Comment]

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deepakk (198) 2008-09-26 8:32

one word awesome

deepak

yaya13baut (2277) 2008-09-26 8:35

Bonjour Joseph,
belle couleur or sur la mer, où l'effet donne l'impression d'un nuage.
Bel alignement des rochers.

josevescovi (1658) 2008-09-26 9:22

muito bela esta foto, não apenas pela composição dos elementos mas pela correta utilização de filtros na lente, conseguindo um efeito magnífico. Bela de trabalho Joseph.

ilghiz (470) 2008-09-26 9:41 [Comment]

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Natasa-David (462) 2008-09-26 10:24

Joseph, this photo is absolutely beautiful. Amazing. I like it a lot! Dreamy atmosphere, abstract yet realistic. GREAT! This goes to fav!

Come and visit me!

Greetings.
David

afroditi (573) 2008-09-26 13:26

Hi Joseph!
Amazing picture and colours!
afroditi

delkoo (34140) 2008-09-27 4:29

bonjour joseph,
bien dans ton style , cette photo est encore une belle réussite, on assiste au combat de la nature,
je trouve que la dominante jaune est un peu trop présente a mon goût.

didier

Yeoman (1009) 2008-09-27 15:06

Bonsoir Jo,

Une fois de plus une photo plus que bien composée, plus que bien mise en valeur... et plus que très bien réussie !

Bravo,

Manu

yuo (798) 2008-09-28 3:29

Hello Joseph,
amaaaaaaazing! did you taken this pic on the Venus? ;)
your light and color management is really nice. i like it.
Regards, Yuo

jvsb (1360) 2009-01-31 5:06

Hello Joseph,
I have to say I appreciate immensely your gallery, which exudes the greatness in nature, the mystery of creation in every rock, cloud, tree, a feeling we can barely catch in words, but can more properly envision by graphic symbolism, simple beauty. Here, the technique is perfect to impart a sense of acuteness, inclemency. The contrast between the smoothness of the frozen waves and the sharpness of the pointy rocks is perfect. The use of the thirds is also great.
Regards,
Victor