Kite surfing on Ft Lauderdale Beach . . .The second is image very "exciting"
+1; Rienz, you and I definitely think alike
+1; Rienz, you and I definitely think alike
July 31, 2014, 08:55:25 PM
Topic: Waterscapes (Read 49605 times)
Sporgon
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+1; Rienz, you and I definitely think alike
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Thank You.A few from Rickets Glen and Valley Green Inn (Phila., PA.)I love the first image ... magnificent!
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Too much time, too little gear...scratch that, reverse it.
Too much time, too little gear...scratch that, reverse it.
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I hope this qualifies as a 'Waterscape' and I won't get ticked off by jrista
Taken at Flamborough Head on the Eastern Coat of England in the early morning as a sea fret (fog) was coming in and the fog horn from the radio station, of which you can see the masts, was booming out.
Anyone interested in history might be interested to know that this view is looking out at the exact spot where the American War of Independence ship the 'Bonhomme Richard' fought the Royal Navy in 1779 captained by John Paul Jones. After he died Jones was buried in France, but in 1905 the grave was found and the body returned to America where it now resides in a marvellous bronze and marble sarcophagus in the Naval Academy chapel, Annapolis.
Taken at Flamborough Head on the Eastern Coat of England in the early morning as a sea fret (fog) was coming in and the fog horn from the radio station, of which you can see the masts, was booming out.
Anyone interested in history might be interested to know that this view is looking out at the exact spot where the American War of Independence ship the 'Bonhomme Richard' fought the Royal Navy in 1779 captained by John Paul Jones. After he died Jones was buried in France, but in 1905 the grave was found and the body returned to America where it now resides in a marvellous bronze and marble sarcophagus in the Naval Academy chapel, Annapolis.
Sea Fret Flamborough.jpgSkatol
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Thanks Carl. Wishing I was in Tennessee right now. Probably getting some nice water fowl and other migrating birds coming through.Beautiful series. Well done Brent.Thanks Click, if indeed that is your real name.
I like the bridge and the second from the bottom, the best.
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Too much time, too little gear...scratch that, reverse it.
Too much time, too little gear...scratch that, reverse it.
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Mmmmm, no Surfers or Oil Rigs but not much water either.
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Mmmmm, no Surfers or Oil Rigs but not much water either.
That's a great picture Edward; the B&W and the way you have processed it has given a feel of real energy in the picture.
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Mmmmm, no Surfers or Oil Rigs but not much water either.Proof positive; Talent works without teeth and claws
Imagine what this would have looked like, with 80MB resolution, a couple of f-stops extra DR on a 2x3m2 HQ print ... 
If this isn't Phase One territory, what is?
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Mmmmm, no Surfers or Oil Rigs but not much water either.
I really like this picture. It's a beautiful B&W. Great shot Edward.
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