Esta foto representa lo que a mi parecer es el regalo que reciben los pescadores en mi ciudad luego de cada dia de duro trabajo, este atardecer es como una señal "divina" si asi se quiere ver de que hay alguien, mas alla de nuestra comprension, viendo por nosotros...
En cuanto a tecnica, logre el espacio negativo dejando en sombras a el objetivo principal (el pescador) , resaltando de esa forma el resto de la fotografia (el lago Y el atardecer)
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This is sooooooooo pretty and the silhouette is wonderful. So is the lighting the coloring and the mood. There is a problem here though. I'm sure you've already heard about it several times. The horizon is tilted. I do it a lot myself. There is a solution though. Just rotate the image and then trim off the excess. This would have scored very high if it weren't for the one flaw. Nice job anyway though. I like it. Good luck in the challenge! Grayce aka Gracious
I like this shot and the sky is just beautiful. I'd like the far bank to be horizontal in the frame. Because there is such richness of detail - the silhouettes, the sky and the branches, this doesn't really feel like a shot with negative space to me. That's not to say a sunset silhouette couldn't be, but this one just has so much going on. I appreciate that this is according to my personal definition of negative space and your mileage may vary ;) 5, Kavey
Nice sunset but it's a pitty the horizon isn't straight. I suffer from producing slanting pictures so I got very good at using the rotate and crop tools in Photoshop :-)
if only the picture weren't tilted to the left, and the tree sticking out wasn't there. nice job on the setting, with a little work on the execution this would be much better.
this shot qualifies for the challenge, however, your horizon is rather tilted (but not enough to suggest it was done deliberately), and the photo is rather pixelated, probably due to the file being saved at 1/3 of the allowable size. there are some tutorials on this site to help you maximize the photo quality, i'd also be happy to try and help if you want to send me an email. -- gr8photos.
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