Monolith in Time Photo

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Persuasor (599) 2007-10-20 10:41

Welcome to TE! Nice details of the rock, and a very warm atmosfere. I don't know if the sand is wet or covered by some kind of fog.

dhurjati (2827) 2007-10-20 10:59

Hi Dylan,
Welcome to TE.This is a good first post.Nice warm colours and nice details.I think that the hill at the right side of the frame is cut abruptly and that is not helping the cause.But otherwise I feel this is a very good composition overall.
I would like to mention something which might help you in future for the rest of your journey with TE.Firstly, try to post bigger snaps ( 200 KB in size & 800*600 in dimension is optimal )-try to be as close as possible to the limit, that certainly helps.And, try to write a Note in the note section whenever posiible.TE is a global community with the main aim towards "Learning", so if you write a note-about the place or why you clicked this snap etc,that certainly helps others to know the place and judge the snap better.
Best Wishes,
Dhurjati

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Seb82 (2465) 2007-10-20 11:40

Hi dylan
Welcome on Te whth an excellent photo in end of day...
I like the coulours , and your POV ( point of view) is good!
The rock in the first part and the moove of the sea are really good captured!
Cheers and TFS ( thanks for sharing)
Good evening!
SeB

rushfan2112 (2965) 2007-10-20 12:01

Hi Dylan. A great, moody shot. Superb lighting. My only suggestion for improvement would be to crop out the boat in the top right corner. Otherwise, perfect. Best wishes, Paul.

Sanderson-Brown (1697) 2007-12-03 9:45

Hi Dylan,
again a wonderful shot. Amazing lighting, would really like to know the technical detail of the shot.
fantastic detail!
Regards
Paul

filidor (573) 2007-12-20 3:52

This is athe smallest and at the same time one of the greatest India series on TE - Great shots. All! Best regards. Mac.

Balwant (582) 2008-01-19 11:47

This photo deserves full marks. Well done. Description will help!

jbasman (273) 2008-01-24 9:26

Hi Dylan,

no exposure info this time, but looks like a pretty long one (30 seconds or more?). You've inspired me to get out there more and make sure it's when the light is right, not just whenever I get around to it. This is another fantastic photo. Good balance between foreground and background and superb colours.

Cheers,

James.