Hi !
Hello,
This is my first post on here and would like some feedback and constructive criticism. Land/seascapes I've always struggled with I could never get it down but now I'm working on getting better so any feedback is appreciated !
Thanks
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5 Comments
Hi John,
Congrats on a really nice shot. The foreground is great and sharp. The sun off center works nicely and a nice job managing the lens flares. My only comment is this would be spectacular with a more interesting sky.
Mike
Hi Michael,
Thank You ! I do agree about the sky I was hoping for clouds that day when the tide was low but no luck. I do plan on going back soon and hopefully I'll have some clouds
Great shot!! I believe the "quiet" sky helps increase the drama of the water. Just a thought....
Love it! There's a leading line of water from the bottom right that draws you into it. No criticism really except for the sky (which you couldn't do anything about anyway). The surfer in me is spying that little barrel forming. Where was it shot?
Thanks Paul. This was in La Jolla, California