permanently beached
Nov 19, 2016 14:08:32 #
An old style gillnetter that has been forgotten for quite a while.
Nov 19, 2016 14:52:59 #
randomeyes wrote:
An old style gillnetter that has been forgotten for quite a while.
Well captured.
Nov 19, 2016 15:46:26 #
Nice job - it always amazes me how dirty things can become, from just sitting there.
Nov 19, 2016 16:48:03 #
Wow, I love your pp work here! I also very much like the composition with the smaller angled elements leading us to the big boat. Were you restricted in your options for setting up the shot - water, mud, other obstructions?
I also love that you are showing this after the leaves have fallen off the bushes. Really adds to the mood, similar to what I just wrote in R.G.'s sinking boat topic: the feeling of time marching on and soon this boat will be just a memory...
I also love that you are showing this after the leaves have fallen off the bushes. Really adds to the mood, similar to what I just wrote in R.G.'s sinking boat topic: the feeling of time marching on and soon this boat will be just a memory...
Nov 19, 2016 23:34:19 #
Nov 19, 2016 23:50:43 #
randomeyes wrote:
An old style gillnetter that has been forgotten for quite a while.
That's a really good one - who can resist an old wreck of a boat? Though the boat is right in the middle, the angle makes it work in my opinion, with the nice well aligned foreground elements (logs and smaller boats) and the filigree-like thicket as background. I really like how you've processed it with lots of detail, but presented without harshness and without any moe color than it needs.
Nov 20, 2016 06:29:03 #
Nov 20, 2016 06:48:16 #
All been said random old boy. Very nice PP work is the standout feature for me.
Nov 20, 2016 06:49:59 #
randomeyes wrote:
An old style gillnetter that has been forgotten for quite a while.
Fantastic image, great post processing
Nov 20, 2016 09:57:28 #
Nov 20, 2016 11:40:14 #
randomeyes wrote:
An old style gillnetter that has been forgotten for quite a while.
I really like the shot and the PP'ing. The older ones almost always seem to be the better ones. Very nice capture . . . where did the water go?
Best Regards,
Tom
Nov 20, 2016 11:52:04 #
randomeyes wrote:
An old style gillnetter that has been forgotten for quite a while.
I detecting a lean toward grunge in the pp. It works perfectly for this image. I like the sharpness and the composition as well. Still can't figure out why these old wrecks are so attractive to photographers; but they are. I think you did a really nice job on this photo both technically and creatively.
erich
Nov 20, 2016 12:27:12 #
Nov 20, 2016 12:28:15 #
pfrancke wrote:
Nice job - it always amazes me how dirty things can become, from just sitting there.
Thank you, these had been there for quite a while, I think.
Nov 20, 2016 12:30:53 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
Wow, I love your pp work here! I also very much like the composition with the smaller angled elements leading us to the big boat. Were you restricted in your options for setting up the shot - water, mud, other obstructions?
I also love that you are showing this after the leaves have fallen off the bushes. Really adds to the mood, similar to what I just wrote in R.G.'s sinking boat topic: the feeling of time marching on and soon this boat will be just a memory...
I also love that you are showing this after the leaves have fallen off the bushes. Really adds to the mood, similar to what I just wrote in R.G.'s sinking boat topic: the feeling of time marching on and soon this boat will be just a memory...
Thanks Linda, yes there were some obstructions, water, mud and a very large unfriendly dog.
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