We just came across your wonderful photo of the Partnership sculpture with the rainbow in Reykjavik. I would like information on how to purchase prints of this photo taken back in September 2004. Please email me at maryjo@cobbpartners.com. Thanks!
i like this quite a lot, but one thing i might gently suggest is to try cropping it say 10mm below the horizon on the water. it's just that the footpath is too messy with too much going on, and detracts from the simple beauty of the sculpture, the sky and the very impressive rainbow. i love the colours (especially the green against the grey) and i hope this does well. 8.
Rainbow filter or excellent capture? Either way, a fab, strong image. Excellent color, great lighting. Right now a 9. May go up on the final round of voting. :)
Stunning! What a perfect moment for lighting... from the lighting of the subject, tot he lighting of the clouds and finished by a rainbow. Excellent colors and sharpness. I hope you do well in the challenge!
What timing for this contest. Did you order up that rainbow? I know it is a little picky but it’s too bad the exposure washed out that brighter cloud behind the rainbow. Good shot though and overall good job.
This is a wonderfully captured moment. That rainbow is exceedingly bright! :) I feel this photograph suffers from a slight under-cropping however. A crop closer to the bottom of the sculpture would be nice to see, as that one stone element in the bottom corner tends to bring the eye from the subject.
This was a beautiful day. I was shooting there not so far away.
A good viewpoint and a good title. Maybee you should have cropped more of the right half, I find the highligted concrete block in the corner a bit distracting.
Beautifully intense rainbow. Shadow at the base of sculpture not very pleasing. Still looking at the brilliance of the rainbow which steals attention away from the foreground, making it almost seem as if the statue was just placed in the picture for no reason.
Amazing capture with the rainbow! I also like the way the rainbow arc traces the lines of the sculpture. Crop more off the bottom as the brickwork is unnecessary and maybe even some of the pedestal. Polarizers work wonders for rainbows and I bet you used one.