Have been looking everywhere for a nice framing shot that was unique but only came up with this. I love shooting sunrises and sets. Image was shot in RAW format and converted to 640x480 and warmed one click on the camera.
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If you wanted to see the chairs more, but not fully, you could set up your flash to go off in synch mode, and dial down the flash strength a stop or two. The bright star or planet in the upper right seems to show some elongation to the 1 o'clock, and maybe the sun does, too. If so, that's weird to see on a 1/1000 shutter speed. I like sunset/sunrises, and overall, this is a very nice one, and a creative solution to the Framing challenge.
Maybe it is just me, but I don't see the framing in this picture, otherwise it is a nice pic.
It was my understanding that the forground should frame the background, while the chairs do not make a continous frame on all four sides they do frame the sunrise. I will try harder on future submissions, thanks for the input.
I am a sucker for these shots. I can say you should have given the chairs more attention, but hey, the moment my eyes look at the sky, all is forgiven. Bumping to 6
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