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dovi (1068) 2004-10-16 9:48

I love it, one hardly would notice that these are waves of the sea, it gets more an abstract look and it's what I love in it,to me this black pole(?) in the front that is not covered by the waves add a lot to the image and make it special!

va2ho (290) 2004-10-16 10:12

For me you catch really well the motion. I am also trying to learn the technique

Carma (2440) 2004-10-16 12:07

First but a boy:-)!
This waves looks more like fogg.
Good yob, nice photo.

paco (264) 2004-10-16 13:15

For a first attempt, it's a very good one, you well captured the motion. Very well done!!

kikvel (4772) 2004-10-16 14:00

Hi Ken

it is a good picture, I like it a lot

K.

HOBO (5244) 2004-10-17 1:15

The idea counts! Sometimes you have to experimentate, simply great!

baska (0) 2004-10-17 13:18

Very nice shot! I like this photo!

rabani (9421) 2004-11-01 3:47

You got the idea and the technique but not enough underexposed. And there's a cyan colorcasting too. Your Fujifilm is pretty much like my Fuji S602. Its maximum aperture is F/8 and I'd imagined this scene at best be captured at F/11 with Cloudy Balance. Polarizer doesn't work much here. It usually work best when it is behind you or the angle is about 90 between the subject and the sun.

KevRyan (22418) 2005-01-03 6:45

Wonderful - but I agree about the top right rock -I think you could crop this out to good effect making it a more square format pic. To my mind eye it makes the picture too heavy to the left and detracts from smooth transition of the flattened S like motion of the eye across the picture left to right, down towards the spiky rock and across to the right again. I think this is a marginal effect but worth running your eye over to make a decision. Whatever, this picture pulled me up and made me look! Great for a first attempt.