Needless to say that this was the view from my camping spot.... There was a nice mist which created a perfect filter to photograph the sun through. I would have liked to have the sun a bit more away from the edge, but an ugly piece of land prevented me from being able to compose that way. On the other hand, I do like the horizontal gradient in the sky that is present here....
f/14, 15 s, ISO 200, ND6 filter and partial blocking of the upper half of the photo.
C&C welcom as usual, large version is included!
Roel
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10 commentsAn appealing and well balanced composition for me, Roel. I also appreciate your treatment of colors.
Peter
I think the comp works nicely as is. As I often say, as is my personal prejudice in a lot of images, I would be tempted to pull the cyan way down. But that is a personal preference issue. I like the image. You sure come up with fine campsites!
Love this composition - the motion in the water and the way the locks are layed out. Well conceptualized
A very well balanced light supported by a good composition and a shutter speed to smooth the water. Everything to make a beautiful picture. I like it.
No problem with the position of the Sun, in my view, and I agree about the beautiful horizontal gradient. I think that the rocks in the foreground result in a particularly strong composition. What I really like, though, is the balance that you got on the water blur. Just enough to "feel" it, but at the same time preserving quite a bit of detail.
Love the serene feel to this one, Roel. The composition works very good for me as presented here.....
You gotta find the best best camping spots on the planet, Roel. Love the hard/soft vibe here. Very nice image.
The comp works well for me. Also the colors looks nice and natural. Beautiful sunrise with a balanced comp and nice mood. Beautiful image
Crackly and calming. The formidable rocks give a sturdiness that contrasts nicely the pastels and soft water. I might be alone in this...but the composition feels too heavy weighed to the left side with the sun and rocks. That's just a personal preference thing...not a comment of right or wrong. Well done!
only congratulations from me. The composition works well and che chromatic aspect is convincing (more IMHO the single zones/tints than the transitions). Excellent rendition of this fascinating mood.
All the best,
sandro