The Jersey Shore
May 19, 2020 16:58:47 #
May 19, 2020 17:23:11 #
cambriaman wrote:
Both good, but #2 is IMHO, the better photograph.
Thanks for letting me know opinion. Always appreciated. I also think #2 is the winner out of the two of them.
May 20, 2020 17:47:58 #
NJFrank wrote:
Which one do you like? Either one, both of the them, neither of them.
Neither ... the scene looks like a different approach might give me mood or place or both, but to me this approach just says “geometry exercise”.
May 20, 2020 19:01:39 #
User ID wrote:
Neither ... the scene looks like a different approach might give me mood or place or both, but to me this approach just says “geometry exercise”.
Thanks for your thoughts. Never figured anyone would call either one a “geometric exercise.” 😀 But everyone has their own interpretation on an image viewed.
May 25, 2020 19:46:37 #
NJFrank wrote:
Which one do you like? Either one, both of the them, neither of them.
I can't count how many times I've stood in exactly the same spot you are in (picture 2), trying to figure out a way to capture that damned pier! Sometimes it works and sometimes it just doesn't. I like the angle you chose. It brings us right to that boat. I have a sneaking suspicion, though, that this is one of your composites. I know that the jetty in (1) is a good way to the left of that pier. Could that boat have drifted in exactly that direction? Not sure. If it is a composite, it is pretty convincing.
Erich
May 25, 2020 21:11:20 #
Erich, you’re right they are both composites. It seems I have become a composite junkie of late.
BTW the boat is from Lake Parrisspany. I have a feeling it never has in any saltwater. When I took the shot of the boat it was with the idea of some day using it in a composite. So it was added to my library.
BTW the boat is from Lake Parrisspany. I have a feeling it never has in any saltwater. When I took the shot of the boat it was with the idea of some day using it in a composite. So it was added to my library.
May 25, 2020 21:19:21 #
NJFrank wrote:
Erich, you’re right they are both composites. It seems I have become a composite junkie of late.
BTW the boat is from Lake Parrisspany. I have a feeling it never has in any saltwater. When I took the shot of the boat it was with the idea of some day using it in a composite. So it was added to my library.
BTW the boat is from Lake Parrisspany. I have a feeling it never has in any saltwater. When I took the shot of the boat it was with the idea of some day using it in a composite. So it was added to my library.
You are getting much better. This one I had to really look at to see if I could find clues. The mooring buoy was the give away. Precious few of them out in the ocean. LOL
Erich
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