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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 5/29/2007
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nahh I like it.. excellent werk
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Jonathan Charles
{K:5248} 2/28/2005
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Actually the horizon was straight on the slide - I was trying to give the impression of wild movement using the tilt and the radial blur (both types). The colour was just natural and I didn't see any specific reason to change it, The contrast covers the full range on the histogram - I could have made it snappier (as I did on another one http://www.usefilm.com/image/584349.html taken at the same time, but it would have lost some of the texture produced by the filters - admittedly not so visible on the small compressed version posted compared with the hi-res print.
Thanks for your thoughts - I think it's interesting and helpful to discuss the decisions made in composing the pictures - that's what the forum is all about.
Best wishes, Jonathan
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Antony Aaben
{K:124} 2/27/2005
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Hmmm---- a wonky horizon, poor contrast and colour, easily made better in photoshop,--- radial blurr? But I like the shadow.
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Phil M
{K:11526} 1/25/2005
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Very effective blur :)
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deniz senyesil
{K:4052} 1/24/2005
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very beautiful,
Deniz.
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Mark Beltran
{K:32612} 1/23/2005
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Amy really hits the nail on the head as far as what I wanted to say. And that light is just beautiful. A great day it was.
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Amy Nicolai
{K:3432} 1/23/2005
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Like it, Jonathan! The radial blur is effective. I can't decide if the sliding ocean is a good thing, or not... it adds to the sense of movement but offends reality at the same time. Amy
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