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Oct 11, 2008 10:49 |  #1

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Oct 11, 2008 11:36 |  #2

Nice shot, really makes me remember sailing with my father!


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Oct 11, 2008 14:52 |  #3

I like it.... I do think it could use with less open space on the the left hand side, and the water is almost has too much contrast. But it is a lovely shot.




  
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Oct 11, 2008 21:23 |  #4

I think the tender needs to go. I'm okay with the negative space.


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Oct 11, 2008 21:40 |  #5

On the contrary, I like the tender. For some reason it helps make the shot. My only problem is that it's a silhouette, and that along with the sea surface creates an adverse situation in terms of contrast and shadow detail.

Nonetheless, it establishes an interesting mood, which is very good.

Excellent lines and composition (with the tender).


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Nov 02, 2008 13:46 |  #6

i think the shot would be better without the tender. the boat is under reefed main and is cracked off under good power. it would look like a great speed shot of an offhsore race if the tender wasn't there.


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Nov 02, 2008 15:52 as a reply to  @ bcdoug's post |  #7

Actually, he was sailing under a reefed roller-furled jib, the sissy. The main was stowed. On the other hand, I was under full sail in my sloop (working jib). But you're right. I wish the tender wasn't in the shot.


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Nov 02, 2008 16:04 |  #8

I'm with Robert. I like the tender. It adds weight to the right side of the photo. Without it, then I'd think there was too much negative space on the left side.


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Nov 02, 2008 16:46 |  #9

joedlh wrote in post #6610001 (external link)
Actually, he was sailing under a reefed roller-furled jib, the sissy. The main was stowed. On the other hand, I was under full sail in my sloop (working jib). But you're right. I wish the tender wasn't in the shot.

ah yes. i can see the main's head on the boom, and oddly, leeward shrouds! in light of that, it's a damn big genoa he has going. almost in code 0 land.


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