Forgotten ruins
Does anyone else love photographing ruined piers and jetty’s?
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The answer is yes Andrew but I don't actually have any samples. Must be on my to do list. Great shot!
i grew up on the Chesapeake Bay so yes... unfortunately i don't have any pics from those days
I'd love to, great shot indeed!
Who doesn't like shooting piers and jetty's? Nice shot btw.
I've never had the opportunity to shoot anything like this. I am yet to see anything like it in Japan. I'd love the opportunity to do so, I think the challenge would be getting a unique photo, since it seems to be a popular long exposure photo.
I used to like it but now it feels like everyone's doing it so it's become a bit boring. Your colors are way too saturated too, that green on the wooden pillars isn't natural at all. There's also a big blue halo around the clouds on the right, darker than the blue sky on the left and on the far right, like you used a polariser. A more natural look, with a lot less post processing, and it would be a really nice image.
Yes, also always looking for the forgotten buildings and castles to photograph as well.