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Steve Aronoff
{K:18393} 3/21/2006
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This is a beautiful image, Amit. The logs in the foreground look like the rib bones of some giant extinct creature. I have the opposite reaction to Hugo's in a way. For me the logs interest me more than the background. I think a lower point of view might have been quite interesting. You title the image "Split Rock Lighthouse - revisited", and the lighthouse is barely discernible.
Steve
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Saeed Al Shamsi
{K:47735} 3/15/2006
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Excellent motion effect at foreground as a start to scan this beautiful scene.
Nice to see you uploading again.
Fabulous
Saeed
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Helen Peart
{K:135} 3/14/2006
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This image took me aback slightly it is so moody and dramatic but effective in being so. I quite like it but it looks too much like a painting, it seems to have lost its photographic quality somehow.
I agree with Hugo that the log is quite threatening and restrictive covering the full foreground but i think this works well- giving it an aggressive charm that creates an unnerving feeling.
Great stuff!
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Pavao Calogovic
{K:1277} 3/14/2006
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Very dramatic photo with very nice color. Simply excellent. Congratulations!
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Amit Saha
{K:3131} 3/14/2006
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Thanks for your feedback Hugo. It's very much appreciated.
As I said in the title (...revisted), I was trying out something different this time w/ the lighthouse and wanted to equate the dynamism in the b/g with the f/g. The light lasted for a few secs and hence couldn't get a closeup of the lighthouse w/ the dynamic sky. Will try it again next time.
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 3/14/2006
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Hi Amit, intersting concept, but it does look fabricated. Also, as the logs take up most of the bottom side of the photo, it seems to block the view a bit, as well create a unsettling feeling. To me, the beauty of this shot is in the background, with skyscape over the peninsula. The logs in the foreground are a bit of a distraction in that respect, as they split up the image, and take up a too dominant place in the whole image. Hope you see what I mean.
Cheers,
Hugo
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