Dunure coast line

Great shot, I love the water, the blues of the water work great with the setting sun, excellent exposure! PP? ND Grads?

beautiful image dimitri

asolie wrote in post #2322319
That's beautiful, great shot as usual. Nice picture!

Thank you Alysa.

Neilyb wrote in post #2323004
Can't fault this one Dimitri, as usual!

Cheers mate,and Africa was good?

Suedezu wrote in post #2323657
Another image that bears your trademark!

Great job!

,you know me Andrei,always trying to do the same old thing,get it better all the time,what do you expect from oledr guys like me ?
Thanks for your kind words.

saravrose wrote in post #2324401
love the textures and colors.. and all of the lines.. from the rocks leading your eyes to the left to the sun leading you straight out ahead..just very cool and that water looks almost surreal... Well done!

sari

Thanks Sari,much appreciated.

damansidhu wrote in post #2324471
Im fascinated by this shot Dimitri! Another stunning shot from you, i especially like the last rays of sun on the foreground rocks and how the clouds and sun form a pastel canvas. I dare say that this is among your best shots Just Beautiful!

Red faced Daman,:o,thanks buddy.

You must be satisfied to get the shot you had planned and envisaged for some time: Dimitri. Well done. I like the photograph its colour and light. One point though I think the horizon needs to be rotated level slightly ...

AdamJL wrote in post #2325033
Lovely shot D. Initially I thought I wasn't keen on the big rock to the right as I didn't think it fit into the scene considering the foreground rocks are not in silhouette, but I think the image would be empty without something there, so nice work.

Exactly my thought Adam,if you can imagine it without the rock,it definitely would look empty.

Canonada wrote in post #2325783
Excellent shot.

Joe

Thanks Joe.

liv2trip wrote in post #2326732
that's a truly beautiful shot Dimitri ,,, wow

Nice of you to drop by Wayne,thanks for taking the time.

michaelbehlen wrote in post #2327950
Great shot, I love the water, the blues of the water work great with the setting sun, excellent exposure! PP? ND Grads?

I used a 3 stop hard Lee nd grad and a 1 stop soft nd grad,also the Lee polariser to avoid reflections on the water as much as i could.

95 % of the PP was done during the raw conversion with lightroom.

catsith wrote in post #2328091
beautiful image dimitri

Thanks Tina.

Balliolman wrote in post #2330112
You must be satisfied to get the shot you had planned and envisaged for some time: Dimitri. Well done. I like the photograph its colour and light. One point though I think the horizon needs to be rotated level slightly ...

Its an optical illusion balliolman,i fixed it as much as i could in PS,there is something about it thats looks not right.

Just caught this one dimitri, damn Book means I keep missing good shots!!!

Superb as always

oh ya wee bugger dv2004 . . . you've only gone and set and ruddy high standard for the clyde coast.

i'll now really have to get off my butt and head out of Vegas . . . . ( Largs Vegas that is ) and take some of the coast myself now i've got my decent camera.

makes my last photoshopped point and shoot effort look pants . . . * whimper *

Dimitri, there's nothing I can add that hasn't been said already. As always, I enjoy looking at and learning from your work. You are a talented man.

Lovely lighting and composition, Dimitri. Great sky - definitely worth the wait

Lovely shot Dimitri. The setting suns rays on the foreground rocks and the blurred sea make this shot IMO.

Beautiful shot, Dimitri.
I love the liquid mercury effect of the waves lapping on the pebbles and the golden light on the foreground rocks.
Worth the wait.

EOSAddict wrote in post #2335503
Just caught this one dimitri, damn Book means I keep missing good shots!!!

Superb as always

I`m glad you didn`t miss it Al , thanks for dropping by.
Looking fw for that book mate,it has to be good.

donboyfisher wrote in post #2335534
oh ya wee bugger dv2004 . . . you've only gone and set and ruddy high standard for the clyde coast.

i'll now really have to get off my butt and head out of Vegas . . . . ( Largs Vegas that is ) and take some of the coast myself now i've got my decent camera.

makes my last photoshopped point and shoot effort look pants . . . * whimper *


real nice picture by the way

Come and join the party mate,thank you for your comments.
Btw....have you checked the POTN Scottish meeting ?

Click here

wrphhi wrote in post #2336940
Dimitri, there's nothing I can add that hasn't been said already. As always, I enjoy looking at and learning from your work. You are a talented man.

Thank you very much for the good words Randy.:o

strax wrote in post #2337649
Lovely shot Dimitri. The setting suns rays on the foreground rocks and the blurred sea make this shot IMO.

It definitely does Robert , totally agree mate,cheers for the input.

lomond wrote in post #2337739
Beautiful shot, Dimitri.
I love the liquid mercury effect of the waves lapping on the pebbles and the golden light on the foreground rocks.
Worth the wait.

Yes it was Cameron,first time in my life i patiently waited for something and it was worth every minute.

Dimitri, I've been spending shameably little time on this forum lately, but luckily I had a look at your picture. The winter solstice (22 Dec) is approaching, there is no snow, the ground is wet and colorless. Your picture really brought light into my day.

My wife next to me had a look as well, and her immediate comment was that it was like from a scifi movie - a very positive comment.

Love the shot, really like the light source in the rocks in the foreground. Just enough and not too much. Excellent shot, thank for sharing.

Necrocide wrote in post #2385341
Love the shot, really like the light source in the rocks in the foreground. Just enough and not too much. Excellent shot, thank for sharing.

Thank you very much for the kind remarks.

Olli wrote in post #2385149
Dimitri, I've been spending shameably little time on this forum lately, but luckily I had a look at your picture. Thewinter solstice (22 Dec) is approaching, there is no snow, the ground is wet and colorless. Your picture really brought light into my day.

My wife next to me had a look as well, and her immediate comment was that it was like from a scifi movie - a very positive comment.

Thank you very much Olli (and of cours your wife) for th nice words.
Aparently...its the same here,yesterday we had a POTN meeting which was a total disaster (weather wise),its not cold yet,no snow and plenty of rain.
I`m off for 2 weeks at Xmas , it better be good weather.