Gallery: Man & NaturePosted October 10, 201373 views2 comments
Taken on a trip to Montelimar at the Pacific coast of Nicaragua
Sony 850, Carl Zeiss 24/70 2.8
iso 200 55mm 1/80sec at f 5.6
comments welcomed
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Comment posted by Carolyn Derstine on October 10, 2013 at 7:59 PM
Beautiful sunset shot, Alberto! I like the panoramic layout of this image, with the person on the far right viewing the scene. The Weekly Challenge gallery has a theme for each week and the current one is "lawn macros". Since this is definitely not a lawn macro I am taking the liberty of moving it to the Man & Nature gallery. Please be sure to check our theme for each week. . .we would love to see your submissions relating to that theme.
By the way, welcome to NPN! It is a great place to learn from other fellow photographers. Some of the galleries and their criteria can be a bit confusing at first, but we'll guide you along.
Registered on February 16, 2011, 610 Posts, 3684 Comments
Comment posted by Lon Overacker on October 11, 2013 at 3:20 PM
Alberto,
First of all, welcome to NPN! I think Carolyn did a good job explaining the galleries, so hope that makes sense to you.
This is a wonderful image and even "out of the box," if I may use a cliche. It's a wonderful panoramic and I love the color gradation from the warm to cool. I know there would be a tendancy to crop out the person, and it would still be a beautiful sunset/sunrise pano without the person, but the inclusion really adds a lot to this image. Scale, tension and a bit of a story too, all of which add to the overall impact of this image. Excellent!
Welcome to NPN and we look forward to more images and your participation in the forums and galleries.
Lon
Registered on November 24, 2006, 521 Posts, 19147 Comments
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2 commentsBy the way, welcome to NPN!
First of all, welcome to NPN! I think Carolyn did a good job explaining the galleries, so hope that makes sense to you.
This is a wonderful image and even "out of the box," if I may use a cliche. It's a wonderful panoramic and I love the color gradation from the warm to cool. I know there would be a tendancy to crop out the person, and it would still be a beautiful sunset/sunrise pano without the person, but the inclusion really adds a lot to this image. Scale, tension and a bit of a story too, all of which add to the overall impact of this image. Excellent!
Welcome to NPN and we look forward to more images and your participation in the forums and galleries.
Lon