Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share some of my favorite "minimalist" shots I've taken over the years for this months challenge. These photos range from way back in 2019 (the long exposure pier photo) all the way to this year.
Thanks for looking!
Down on the waterfront this morning, tide was out, Heron were sitting along the water fishing. There was a boat coming across the water from Bremerton heading into Port Orchard.
These owls are very vocal, and they certainly do sound just like dogs barking.
Glad I was already in my car before the heavens opened. It went incredibly dark, but it didn't last for very long, and the sun was soon out again.
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Wow, Kyle! These are beautiful! Great work and storytelling. I love all of them, but that fifth one is GORGEOUS!
Thank you! That one is one of my personal favs as well. It made a critique the community a few years ago. I forget which one though. I have a fairly large print of it in my house.
Great shots all Kyle, especially love the lighthouse, pier and the wave.. nice work.
Thank you!
Very nice. Really like the wave, just the right amount of motion and beautiful colors
Great shots! I particularly like your treatment of the waves in #5 and #8. I think those are unique
Again, your mono images stand out, Kyle. You need that Leica Monochrom, don't you? ;-)
The lighthouse and boat images stand out for me. Good work!
Have you done anything radical with the sky in No. 4 Kyle? Somehow the colours in the sky and its reflection in the seawater in the foreground don't match well.
I don't know its from a few years ago. I might have done some masking in lightroom but nothing crazy.
I don't think I could pick a favorite as each is unique and stands on it's own merit. Great job Kyle.
Thank you, Dean!
The long time exposure with the red sky contains a lot of dynamic approaching the viewer. That's great!
That one is one of my personal favorites.
Great series Kyle. It would be hard to pick a favorite, but the lighthouse really jumps of the page for me.
It's interesting to see how others gravitate to different images and say a lot to how we all have perhaps similar, but distinctly different tastes.