A rock at Reynisfjara
From a photography workshop in Iceland, just after sunrise at Reynisfjara beach. My attempt at a minimalist composition to capture the morning light
Canon 5DIII with 24-105L@105mm
f16, 45s, ISO 100
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i think you zoomed in too much here if the rock was half the size and the scene twice as wide you would have had a better result and you are getting some haloing from the rock might be from the f-stop setting
I love the colours, and the smoothness of the water. It looks a little soft, for some reason. It gives is a nice painting like feeling, but it's throwing me off a little bit. Overall, I like it though, it's definitely something interesting.
The only thing I recommend is reducing the oranges on the bottle left, and trying to take care of the halo around the rock, if possible.
Nice shot, though!
Great composition. A couple pointers; I think you could have done with a smaller f-stop number. It would also be nice to see some detail in the rock. Awsome shot though!