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Ships at Sea
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08/10/2005 thubleau

9th Place
Ships at Sea
by thubleau

Merewether

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
iso 400 1/250th/sec f/14 hide exif
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alexeig16-Oct-2005 19:53
I love the vertical pole with the flag and foreboding feel to this image
Canon DSLR Challenge14-Oct-2005 10:42
Thanks all,if that light had only been a little better,and you know that sky is not monochrome,it just looks it.
cheers
eric.
Guest 13-Oct-2005 19:49
I like the lines in this composition.
Vikas Malhotra12-Oct-2005 07:12
Love the mood in this one and tha flag adds to the shot. Really like it. Cheers, Vikas.
Canon DSLR Challenge12-Oct-2005 06:58
Sorry that should be Ed! You see, I haven't heard from you for a while and dementia has set in.
thubleau
Canon DSLR Challenge12-Oct-2005 00:42
Thanks Earl , I like to hear what others see , because sometimes I just sit here thinking about composition and not really knowing what I am trying to say.
So far a putting green and a deserted beach.
I can still feel the wet and the cold and the wind and the stares from lifeguards watching me take photo after photo of a flag in poor light.
thubleau
Edward Hahn11-Oct-2005 16:41
I like it dreamy/deserted feel to this.
Canon DSLR Challenge10-Oct-2005 20:42
Nooooo,A "bathe between the flags'' flag on a morning that was dull and wet, the horizon tilt, well,I guess it runs off a little, but these wider lenses can often distort reality.
thubleau
Bruce T Jones10-Oct-2005 20:28
Okay, I've been puzzling over this one for a couple of days now . . . it really intrigues me. My first thought was, "a putting green fused with a beach scene."

I like the saturation of the beach and waves justaposed to the monochrome sky. It's very ambiguous, but then, that's why I guess I keep coming back to it. The ONLY thing that bugs me a little is the slightly tilted horizon.

Verrrry interesting . . . .

-- Bruce