Heritage Coast Photo

Photographer’s Note

Taken tonight at sunset. Processed in Nikon Capture 4 from raw file.

Reposted after editting with shadow/highlight tool in CS2.

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ollie59 (776) 2006-11-07 16:50

more ,more ,more jeff ,just love this low view and the exposures effect, plus the light seperating each pebble is superb
well done
andy

fserajian (4451) 2006-11-07 17:28

Hi Jeff,

Nce shot, like you POV, the contrast works really well with an excellent DOF. TFS

Fara

dragonslayero (3106) 2006-11-07 18:36

Hello Jeff

The perspective here is great and what amazing colours! When at day(or night) did you take this photo?
The dark foreground works great, the motion effect of the water adds some nice contrast to the black rocks.
I really don't have anything to complain about, but I think it is an optical illusion that the horizon looks tilted. I know it is the addition of the land, but it stills looks like it's slightly tilted, don't worry about it as you know it is correct!

Odd Jarle

Emiel_Skyfreak (2976) 2006-11-07 20:05

Yeah man, to me, this result is better. Great work with the shadow/highlight tool. Adjusting with that tool can be really rewarding from time to time, although you should watch out with it. (And I know it). Great low POV, lovely reflections/highlights on these stones. I like the addition in this final version, of some yellow/orange but also blue tones to the myst and highlights on the stones, this was less apparent in the first version, in anyway, the accentuation on it is finer here. Good colours and nice pattern in the sky. Well done, succesful shot.

Kirych (2696) 2006-11-08 1:54

Hi, Jeff!
Interesting composition with big stones on the foreground.
Tanya.

huni (132) 2006-11-08 5:26

Hi Jeff
Amazing shot. Have no words to describe how nice and dramatic it's the picture. What's the black "object" on the sea?
Regards
hunor

batalay (20712) 2006-11-12 14:15

Hello Jeff,

This image has the surrealistic quality of giant cocoons on a fog-steeped extraterrestrial planet. Wonderful shot, as usual. Warm regards,
Bulent