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Angelo Villaschi
{K:49617} 6/28/2005
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A cracking photo. I like the timeless archival feel from the toning. Besides that, the surfer is perfectly placed, with the trail from his entry/manouver creating a nice origin on the right, a nice line in his wake and a ride into the space on the left. Full of the fluid motion of the port!
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Mary Brown
{K:71879} 4/14/2005
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I didn't think sepia would suit this kind of picture, but this is really nice.
Mary
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phil martin
{K:274} 1/27/2005
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I think the sepia tone works, although it may also look great as a B&W. Either way, the power of nature being challenged by a small figure is awesome.
I would also agree that the figure would probably be better placed more off centre...
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Jim Gamble
{K:12164} 1/9/2005
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OUTSTANDING, simply OUTSTANDING!!!!!!
Jim Gamble
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Alastair Bell
{K:29571} 1/9/2005
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Hmmmm.... Interesting.... Not sure I like the sepia... Somehow it doesn't seem to gel with the old feel sepia gives. Why not black and white?
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Dave Arnold
{K:55680} 1/9/2005
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I aslmost thought this should be in natural color but then when I contemplate it, I like the sepia. The surfer looks as though he is made of bronze. Almost statuesque.
Best
Dave
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Bradley Prue
{K:30678} 1/9/2005
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Unusual and creative touch. The image would benefit in my opinion, by offsetting the subject slightly from the center of the frame.
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Malik Ramic
{K:1334} 1/9/2005
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great idea.. i've never saw anything like this
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