Cape Spear

After gotten so used to shooting under cloudy conditions, I wasn't quite sure how to deal with clear skys . What do you think?

Thanks for looking
C&C always

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Ooh, that's pretty! Great colors.

I like it a lot, Frank. Good foreground interest, nice color and overall composition is good.

Nice cool color Frank. Your center foreground leads the eye down a path, hops across the water, and gets us to the building. It works, like the cool blue hues and the soft pink in the sky. Very nice.

Lovely Frank. That little clump of land leads you into the water interest, and then the sunlight takes you to the building and the skies behind.

Clean and crips colours with a nice lead in.... and the sun on the lighthouse finishes it off nicely.

Great compsition and wonderful lighting. Nice work Frank!

Great shot Frank, that's a wall hanger

I like it. It's difficult to get a different perspective up there other than the standard lighthouse shots. good job.

Beautiful, Frank. I love amber-toned sunrises, and you captured the colors nicely, especially with the opposing sky. The pink ribbon of sky on the western horizon that appears with that type of sunrise always appeals to me.

Very pretty shot Frank, well composed with a lead in and the colors of the sky and the structure in the background seal the composition. Thanks for sharing!

nice shot frank

nice colours and the compositions ace

I loved this photo but one thing bothered me so I've done an edit to deal with it. I think it helps ............. but does anyone else? Especially you, Frank!

asolie wrote in post #2426475
Ooh, that's pretty! Great colors.

Thanks Alyssa for you kind remark

sparker1 wrote in post #2427081
I like it a lot, Frank. Good foreground interest, nice color and overall composition is good.

Thanks Stan for you kind remarks

Dorman wrote in post #2427446
Nice cool color Frank. Your center foreground leads the eye down a path, hops across the water, and gets us to the building. It works, like the cool blue hues and the soft pink in the sky. Very nice.

Thanks Dorman for your response and comments. I was considering using a little WB shifting but figured there was enough hues in the sky to give some natural colors.

rudgej wrote in post #2428117
Lovely Frank. That little clump of land leads you into the water interest, and then the sunlight takes you to the building and the skies behind.

Thank you John, really appreciate your comments

Neilyb wrote in post #2428163
Clean and crips colours with a nice lead in.... and the sun on the lighthouse finishes it off nicely.

Thanks you so much Neil for your response and comments

Big_B wrote in post #2428252
Great compsition and wonderful lighting. Nice work Frank!

Thanks Big_B for the kind words.

AdamJL wrote in post #2428388
Great shot Frank, that's a wall hanger

Wow Adam, thanks, maybe I will try it behind a frame

dougxt wrote in post #2428833
I like it. It's difficult to get a different perspective up there other than the standard lighthouse shots. good job.

Thanks Doug. Your right, sometimes it is hard to get a better perspective over there other than the norm, but I'm starting to learn that the right light can turn a drab scene into something very interesting.

J T wrote in post #2429538
Beautiful, Frank. I love amber-toned sunrises, and you captured the colors nicely, especially with the opposing sky. The pink ribbon of sky on the western horizon that appears with that type of sunrise always appeals to me.

Thanks so much there Jim for your comments, but the sun is setting behind me and I'm shooting towards the East ...next time buddy.

damansidhu wrote in post #2429733
Very pretty shot Frank, well composed with a lead in and the colors of the sky and the structure in the background seal the composition. Thanks for sharing!

Really appreciate your kind words Daman

mws3 wrote in post #2429862
nice shot frank

nice colours and the compositions ace

Thanks so much Mark

Mike Bell wrote in post #2429899
I loved this photo but one thing bothered me so I've done an edit to deal with it. I think it helps ............. but does anyone else? Especially you, Frank!

OMG, Mike...what did you do to my lighthous?... Who takes away a man's lighthouse?...I don't know about you Scotts
Actually Mike, I put the lighthouse in the 1/3 since it was one of my main subjects. But if you like the shot without the lighthouse that's ok
Thanks for your time and editing buddy.

Frank_Hollahan wrote in post #2430534
OMG, Mike...what did you do to my lighthous?... Who takes away a man's lighthouse?...I don't know about you Scotts
Actually Mike, I put the lighthouse in the 1/3 since it was one of my main subjects. But if you like the shot without the lighthouse that's ok
Thanks for your time and editing buddy.

Sorry, Frank! Honestly ...... I have nothing against lighthouses!

It was just that it seemed unnaturally big compared to the wee house and I wanted to see what would happen if that house was made the key subject instead. I like the result ...... but I don't need anyone else to! Just a bit of fun!