An afternoon out on the water
It was mid September late in the afternoon, a group of sailboats were out on the water enjoying the weather, there was a soft breeze blowing, pushing on the sails.
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8 Comments
Beautifully taken, Don! Love the space all around the center horizon line. Nice work!
Thanks Photo Girl!
A lovely, restful scene. The low sun is perfect, lighting the sails and, in one case, light coming through the sail, which I love. I don't know if it is permitted to offer a gentle suggestion, so I'll do it and delete it if it's out of line: If I had made it, I would crop a teensy bit from the right to crop out the red-sailed boat. I'd grab it in the upper-right corner and move it down just a scoche. That keeps the proportions right but hides the slightly distracting red boat.
This is beautiful, Don! So peaceful. I love all the shades of blue.
Nicely balanced shot Don - you have told the story well!
Beautiful picture really eye catching
Thanks Dianna!
Beautiful. Reminds me of home even though I didn't appreciate the beauty around me as I was too busy watching my back 24/7. I missed so much of the beauty around me but now I defintely don't. Through the work of others and my own.