Glad to hear. I will add some location information tomorrow. I wanted it to start as a semi-abstract image.
I took this photograph in Pawtuxet Village. The bridge connecting Warwick to Cranston has nice views of the river and the cove. This was shot looking down on the river view side, almost 90 degrees down. I was drawn to the rock formations, especially this one, reminiscent of a meditative face. I captured it at a high shutter speed, so the water on the left looks like a textured surface. Together, they created for me a found abstract.
Interesting. On my first look, I thought that the darker elements of the photo were just a darker type of rock. Turns out it’s water. Now that you pointed it out, I see it. Thanks.
Very well done. I like old boats, and I like textures, and you caught both. Thanks for sharing.
I wanted to give viewers the space to interpret the image as they wanted, so I held off on clear explanations.
I don't think so. I can visualize seeing this in real life with the position of the sun (time of day) and clouds.
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Hi Pavel,
Very nice!
So much for Auto level. Fixed, and thanks.Hi Dean,
Right place, perfect timing and a pleasing edit - love the colour palette and the haze enhanced graduations between the different elements.
(Our only feedback would be to recommend you consider straightening the slight right-left tilt).
Nice work - thank you for sharing...
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What is the dark "double peak" toward the right-hand of the horizon? Originally I thought it may be a sea-stack with an aperture, but the opening appears to be lower than the waterline.
Good eye. That is called "Twin Rocks Arch" near Rockaway Beach, Oregon at a distance of 6.4 miles away. Here is a photo of it from last January.
What is life if full of care, we have no time to stand and stare?
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