Fotos

diomed (13926) 2012-04-13 4:29

Ciao cara Lisa,
sei tornata alle immagini catturate al bordo del mare che fanno parte del tuo stile personale. Limmagine ha in notevole impatto grafico, grazie anche all'uso di un obiettivo grandangolare molto spinto. I colori sono delicati e.. sognanti.
Un abbraccio
Antonio

Sergiom (101792) 2012-04-13 4:49

Ciao Lisa

Everything is good here.An exposure time that make the water looking like silk,two filters to add the necessary time, a very good wide lens and a subject that is worthwhile.

Have a nice week end and don't work to much life is short.

Serge

jjcordier (79297) 2012-04-13 5:34

Lisa
Ta pose longue et le ciel nuageux font se confondre l'eau et le ciel et donnent un aspect très original à ta photo.
Amicalement
JJ

Bartleby (13552) 2012-04-13 6:37

Hi Lisa,
yep I do prefer this one as well...more detail. I like this wide-angle view. I think a charcter somewhere i nthe frame would be a good addition...

Philippe

tyro (26832) 2012-04-13 7:56

Ciao Lisa,

Decisions, decisions, decisions. This is a difficult one. Comparing the two images, I prefer the right part of the workshop picture and the left half of this one! I think the lighting in the workshop picture is better on the sea and the concrete wall and railings but I'm not keen on the fact that the rocks on the left are virtually black. In this picture, those rocks are perfect but I think the concrete wall is just a tad too bright.

Whatever. All I can say is that both pictures are equally good and, of course, both share the identical composition which is excellent. The colours, lighting and exposure are wonderful and the pictures are, as usual, pin-sharp.

Come to think of it, you did use a ND Grad filter for this one, I presume with the dividing line horizontal and on the horizon. I suppose you could have used additionally a soft grad filter placed either vertically or obliquely to darken the right side of the picture. Have you ever done anything like that?

A lovely pair of pictures!

Beautiful!

Kind Regards,

John.

Didi (61473) 2012-04-13 11:04

Hi Lisa
Interesting using of the low speed.
Very good ambiance lights.
Best regards

m (0) 2012-04-13 11:34

Hi Lisa,
fantastic picture! This place looks frozen in time, the colors are so cold. There's kind of futuristic feel about this scene too:)
Cheers
Marina

williewhistler (16606) 2012-04-13 13:53

Hello Lisa,I enjoy the blue satin effect of the long exposure on the sea and the low POV which maximises the use of the railings to create a really nice perspective,ending up as they do right on the skyline.
Have a nice week end,
Cheers Les.

Royaldevon (51760) 2012-04-13 14:35

Hello Lisa,

Two for the price of one and each with its own speciality but, on the whole, I have to agree with you that this one is just a little better.
I fine pov with good guides and the corner off-centre.
Although my preference is to have water gushing, I do appreciate why many people like it silky from a slow shutter speed.

Have a lovely w/e,
Bev :-)
I just love the name Curl Curl. I wonder where it came from!

PecoBud (3824) 2012-04-13 17:52

Lisa.........WOW girl, you've seemed to of mastered photo brilliance here with this photo. There is no negative just positive here. I LOVE THIS PHOTO!!

TFS..............Buddy

sabermonajati (11519) 2012-04-14 0:45

hi lisa
fondle eye form from water you capture.
have nice day
saber

paololg (31448) 2012-04-14 3:34

Ciao cara Diavolina,
vedendo i luoghi della tua infanzia è impossibile non ricordare con nostalgia i bei giorni trascorsi a Sidney in tua compagnia e in compagnia dei tuoi genitori. La foto, come sempre, è un esempio di buona tecnica fotografica, una dimostrazione che quando si è bravi, qualsiasi soggetto diventa interessante e piacevole, specialmente se la tonalità di colore che predomina la foto è anche il proprio colore colore preferito. Si dice che chi ama il blu è una persona che cerca la tranquillità, la calma e la serenità. Per me è vero... :-)
Ciao, un forte abbraccio e passa un buon fine settimana!
Il tuo Generale.

timecapturer (49288) 2012-04-14 3:57

Hello Lisa
a creative composition with such perfect lines that expand and entice you irresistably into the frame. Love the effect on the flowing water of the slow shutter speed and the translucency it creates elsewhere. Magical, atmospheric and sensual. Excellent!

Enjoy your weekend - Brian.

macjake (80625) 2012-04-14 8:05

Hi Lisa
well, you stole my thunder!
I was about to post a similar water-fall shot with the silky-time-exposured water...damn you! it'll have to wait.

looking at the two shots...its hard to pick a favorite for me, i enjoy both for different reasons.
But what i enjoy most is the actual pool itself...you guys in aussie land have some strange looking pools!
strange but cool.
and i like that you have the corner in the middle, with the 2 long perspective lines on each side flaring out.
its getting warmer here in Van now...finally!!!
see you around
craig

Sonata11 (34009) 2012-04-14 13:59

Hello Lisa,
Wow!!! what a snapshot of fantastic water effect!!! wonderful and very beautiful composition of thuis place and surroundings. Fantastic execution with fabuolus light, colors, sharpness, clarity, fabulous POV and DOF too. Excellent work. Thanks for sharing. Awesome !!!!.
All the best and have a nice WE,
Barbara

danos (107825) 2012-04-15 0:35

Ciao Lisa,
nice the bluish colour tints surrounding the platform and making the scene even more attractive.I did a WS making the same as you,but worked only with the light of the platform and lighten a bit of the rock on the left.I hope you like it.

Regards,Danos

jemaflor (112016) 2012-04-15 9:04

Hi Lisa,
well made with this time for exposure, very interesting and photognic effect for he water, well ramed, tfs.

aliabazari (16438) 2012-04-15 21:50

Hi Lisa
Beautiful record by selecting the appropriate angle. Excellent depth and composition.
With respect

mauro61 (52889) 2012-04-16 3:30

ciao Lisa,
mi piace questa diversa prospettiva sulla grande piscina con una buona gestione della difficile luce.
Ottima la resa dell'acqua che dal livello più alto scende al mare,
un abbraccio
maurizio