Levy Davish
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What a way to start a year and a decade. Out of nowhere those red, pink stripes of light started to take place in the sky for more than half an hour. What do you think about the composition? and in general?
The Lizard
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AlanLichty
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I like the overall scene and the clouds especially - those patterns are quite nice.
What is the foreground scene in this image? I am curious about the square item in the water and the columnar shaped item running on a diagonal towards the lower right corner.
What is the foreground scene in this image? I am curious about the square item in the water and the columnar shaped item running on a diagonal towards the lower right corner.
Interesting foreground you have there. Pushing the shadows a bit to bring out the details would help. The sky colors are nice.
This is a seriously unique image and like Alan and Jameel, I am interested in the foreground rocks.
Super cool Levy! Now that's an awesome way to bring in the new year!
Those clouds are so cool with how they are radiating out like that. Is the Lizard an old column? It looks really interesting. I would suggest a second image though from this, one where you crop right above the lizard. I think those clouds with the remaining rocks that will be on the left and right create a channel for the eye in the gap in-between.
Those clouds are so cool with how they are radiating out like that. Is the Lizard an old column? It looks really interesting. I would suggest a second image though from this, one where you crop right above the lizard. I think those clouds with the remaining rocks that will be on the left and right create a channel for the eye in the gap in-between.
Levy Davish
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Thank you Alan. Well the foreground is actually an wrecked column. This beach is beautiful but some bad people throw in it their waste and this is how the "Lizrad" came from and the table as well. There much more inside that I tried to conceal. So sorry about it.
Levy Davish
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Thank you Jameel. I'll give it a try
Levy Davish
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Thank you Ben. I explained that in Alan's reply
Levy Davish
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Thank you so much Jim. Actually if I understood your advice I already did it. If not please correct
Bart Carrig
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I'm with Jim's version. It emphasizes the beautiful sky, as does the soft water. The rectangular formation though puts the hand of man in an otherwise ethereal scene.
Beautiful image.
Bart
Beautiful image.
Bart