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Christian Gennert
{K:964} 12/3/2002
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Thank you all for the nice reception of this picture!
And to answer Mark: Well, the rock you refer to is some sort of black ore, thats why it turns even more black in this backlit scene. Not much I could do about it, except alter the composition totaly.
Cheers/Christian
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Andrew Lahanas
{K:7062} 12/2/2002
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I love the dark rocks on the left, as the bright light forms a nice contrasting silhouette. The range of colours is spectacular, and the blue of the rocks have a nice look about them. This is a great one!
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Andrew Ito
{K:177} 12/2/2002
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Nice DOF. I like the green algae on the foreground rocks. Did you use a split density ND grad? The darkness of the rocks in the upper left hand corner is a little distracting. Perhaps a soft edge ND grad would make the transition a bit smoother? Overall, I really like the feel of the image.
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mark dewan
{K:16} 12/2/2002
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Love the foreground - very calming and serene. Not sure about the black area at the upper left - my eyes continue to be drawn up there - is there a way to lighten this area a little? Just asking.
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Deleted User
{K:4598} 12/2/2002
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Brimming with vibrancy and three dimensional qualities.
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Kim Barke
{K:278} 12/2/2002
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Great shot! Nice tones and textures.
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Sarah Needham
{K:2482} 12/2/2002
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Good detail in the foreground rocks. I particularly like the green of the sea weed.
Nice photo.
Sarah
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