the picture was taken in the late afternoon, after i took a swim, and those islands over the sea looked so great, like they are going to vanish any minute...
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I like the muted colours in this shot a nice overall tone. However the fundamental error is that the horizon is not level. Also having the horizon on or about the midddle of the shot does not usually work very well. Its generally better to have the horizon on the top or bottom third of the photograph, depending on what you what to emphasise, the sky, or the sea.
this is a nice shot but some easily fixed technical stuff is lacking. for instance, the horizon is crooked... can easily be fixed in the digtal darktroom and the water seems a bit underexposed which could have been shot with an ae finction.
Not a parrallel ine in sight but I really like your take on the challenge. Great perspective and title and they do look like they're dissappearing especially the two on the left
The water is very dark. Not the blue I would expect to see in this type of photo. I also would have cropped it differently (this is only IMO, I have been reading about the rule of thirds lately). Sky seems kind of bleached out to. I gave you a 3.
This shows a horizon line but it does not show a vanishing point. There should be parallel lines converging at an invisible point in the distance. Your horizon is a bit tilted.
I see a few problems with this photo
1. The horizon is crooked
2. The horizon runs throught almost the middle of the picture
3. There is no real focus (Subject)
4. Seems hazy / flat. Perhaps another time of day would give better results)
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