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B&W Seascapes
A couple of one of my fav. subjects.
Regards Alan.
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Re: B&W Seascapes
#2 is great!
I kind of feel that #1 lacks a dominant focal point. Maybe if you put the horizon in the top or bottom third... Don't take my comments to heart, though. I'm just an amateur doing this for fun. |
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Yes I really like #2
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Re: B&W Seascapes
I like #2 as well. The rocks jetting out into the ocean look like huge pieces of coal and add some really nice contrast to this shot. EDIT: I think #2 could use a crop as well. I think the Rule of Thirds would work well here too.
As far as number one goes, I have to agree with Sonic. The Rule of Thirds would make for a more interesting composition here. I think putting the horizon on the bottom third would be best since the photo's appeal is in the atmospheric quality of the clouds and fog in the distance.
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I like them, sometimes it works wonders thinking outside the box, these are the first B&W seascapes I have seen and it works for me!!
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Re: B&W Seascapes
#2.....no doubt
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4th of April 2007 (Wed)
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Very nice. #2 is just exceptional. I love the light and the tonal range in it.
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4th of April 2007 (Wed)
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I just love both! #2 is great, but #1 is very good too!
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4th of April 2007 (Wed)
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i know it's been said, and i knew that this doesn't add anything, but #2 is freakin sweet!
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