Hi Jogi, beautiful shot I love the crescent shaped beach, forboding sky, and your foreground subjects. You could probably get a hair more detail from the foreground rocks...small nit...natural well composed shot...probably would work well as BW too
I love the sky and the waves. I agree with bailbr, just a touch more detail on those rocks would boost this over the top. Perhaps if you isolate that area and give it a tweak in ps. As for those structures, I think they're poles secured to the ground by guidewires. Great shot. My Gallery
I think I know what these are. They are for the less intelligent alien who, having got lost on earth, need some sign to show them which direction home is! Nice shot btw. Also, I see you have a spot of dust on your sensor in the top left. I have the same camera and would clean the sensor about once a month with swabs I got off Warehouseexpress.Richard Crowe Visit My Website
Thanks Bruce, Amanda and Richard.Had already given the rocks a bit of a tweak, but your right could take a bit more i think.Richard, thanks for pointing out the speck, quickly checked back at images taken after that day and it seems to have gone , but will keep a close eye on it.Maybe somethiong on front of lens.'There is no point pressing the shutter unless you are making some caustic comment on the incongruities of life. That is what photography is all about. It is the only reason for doing it.'......Philip Jones Griffiths
I generally like open, cooler looking areas like this. I wonder if these antennae have anything to do with direction-finding. That is, triangulating incoming signals, shooting a back asimuth, all that jazz to find out where somebody, say a sinking ship, would be. --Chris
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