Solitaire by chemicalX

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jan 02, 2005

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Another pic from our holiday. This is my step-son having a leisurely stroll on the beach at 4 in the morning... :) Oh how I miss this... I'm back at work today... no more holiday... no more loafing... just work... ugh... Well, guess someone has to do it... :( PS: I sharpened the image in Photoshop and also cropped the bottom a bit

Comments (5)

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MaydaMason

2:18AM | Mon, 03 January 2005

ah!!! beautiful image! love tones and reflections... beautiful moment!

M_Moraitis

5:41AM | Mon, 03 January 2005

Your best one yet!! I love that you captured this with your step son in it....adds a beautiful mood to the whole piece! Those waves are just sublime....just gorgeous!!!!!

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marybelgium

8:20AM | Mon, 03 January 2005

Splendid shot...splendid place...splendid colors ! Excellent !

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RNKarenER

7:13AM | Wed, 26 January 2005

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. you reminded me of my vacation last year to Kauai, The beach is so calming! Wat a wonderful image, the kind that postcards are made of!!! PS... I am off to Kauai again this year) And if I win the the superlotto tongight, I am out of here! LOL... Hugs Karen

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guslaw

11:41AM | Mon, 14 February 2005

Very good composition and good color. The placement of the sun, rolling waves, sunlight reflections and foreground figure all work very well together. One small issue though (...you knew that was comming from me). As long as you had it in PS, you might have straightened the horizon line (rotate 3-4 degrees clockwise) and then crop as necessary. Visually, a level horizon line is more important and less disconcerting than a skewed foreground line. (...that's the old (emphasis on old, 25-30 years ago) camera club participant, critic, judge in me talking). Also, it might add just a tad more beach under the feet of the foreground figure which would be my preference, so cropping the bottom imo was not necessary except as required because of rotating the image. As it is now, the foreground figure appears to be standing on the frame/border of the picture, like an added-on outside observer rather than in it as an integral and important part of it... Overall still an excellent photograph.