Great detail and colour here...love the splash. Perhaps it needs a little straightening as the horizon is a little skewed, but a nice shot and a top 12...well done
I have accidently found this magic image, after looking through the first "Broken" challenge, where I found another image of yours, which I am also adding to my favorites. I then linked onto your personal page, and thats how I came accross this image. I really love this, so I have added it to my favorites as well.....
I love this image...does look a little Atlantean! The texture on the posts is lovely. The water looks as though it is still moving toward the viewer! The muted colours are fitting...can't tear myself away. 10
I love seascapes, but I seem to have noticed that whenever the spray from breaking waves is captured, it tends to look a little unappealing. That's a pity, as the rest of the frame is very strong in my opinion.
This is an excellent picture, if you ask me. Perfect timing. Love the water droplets and the fact that it was taken at low tide, so the barnacles are exposed on pilings. Even with the direct sunlight there are no washed out areas. Great Job!
Excellent..love the capture of the splash mid-air! These lines work-nice job. I'm sur esomeone has suggested the right side could be cropped..personally I like the secondary focal point..it gives my eyes a break from the tunnel effect.
I love this--but I would have cropped out the the posts on the right where I can also see the ocean. They the focus would have been totally on the opening at the end of the pier.
I like the idea of this shot. The color of the water is a nice contrast to the brown/grey of the pillars. The water droplets in the air I think are distracting and they get in the way of where I'm trying to look.
Great pic, however I think that it needs to be rotated slightly. You made the first 2 pillars vertical, however the rest of them are all slightly leaning to the left.
Nice capture. Great colour and contrast. Even though the posts in the foreground seem to be lined up with the frame of the image the pier seems to be tilting to the left in the background.
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