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Point Reyes Reflections
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Point Reyes Reflections by PatrickSmith
Keough Beach, 25 miles north of San Francisco has numerous tidepools during a very low tide. And I saw for the first time in over 100 visits that it also has some nice flat sand that is perfect for reflecting the red cliffs at sunset. I never thought I'd ever see this beach looking this way! It is usually rough and full of very large waves.
This was taken one minute before the sun set and I needed strong ND grads to bring out the detail in the sand. I only got one other shot like this, as the the waves in the distance were at this spot just minutes before and after I took the shot, and the sun was gone just a minute later.
Details: 0.4 second exposure @F14 with ND grads 0.9 + 0.6
| Date Added: | 6 Nov 2006 - 15:15 |
| Camera: | Canon 5D |
| Lens: | Canon 17-40L @19 |
| Film: | RAW ISO 50 |
| Categories: | General Landscape / Travel |
| Tags: | point reyes keough |
| Readers' Votes: | 150 |
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Posted: 2:39am, 6th Jul, 2009
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 15:22
Superb reflections and a rich earthy colour,always a winner Patrick,excellent as always
julie
julie
Adrian Reynolds
About me: age 50
Married, with 3 children, loosing hair and getting shorter and poorer by the day!
I have been a keen sportsman all my life, mainly rugby and running, but had to give up due to illness, but still love to watch.
A number of years ago I took the pl...
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 15:24
Serenity personified Patrick, such calm water and that stunning reflection, simple and beautiful, fine work, Adrian
KimWalton
Now the owner of a Fuji S5 and a couple of lens after my swamping by a large wave.
Great break in Cornwall over Easter with SimonGreen.
(SWPP Landscape Photographer of the year 2007)
I was taken on two days of intensive photograpy in i can`t remember how many di...
Jouko Makkonen
"Many people say that digital photography is a manipulation of reality, but in my opinion it is an open door to personal creativity. Like paintings which are not necessarily reality. From this point of view the results are more them photography in a classical style." by...
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 15:31
Ooooo, the perfect reflection!
I can see it now as you got to take the photo:
Patrick says, "mirror mirror
on the lake
who is the Grand Poobahh
of photos to take?"
Lake replies, "Oh seeker of knowledge,
That would be you,
oh, might photo warrior,
oh, Mr EPZ Foo !"
LOL!!!!!!!!!
Have a great one!
Thomas
I can see it now as you got to take the photo:
Patrick says, "mirror mirror
on the lake
who is the Grand Poobahh
of photos to take?"
Lake replies, "Oh seeker of knowledge,
That would be you,
oh, might photo warrior,
oh, Mr EPZ Foo !"
LOL!!!!!!!!!
Have a great one!
Thomas
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 15:32
Another great shot-stunning folio.My pikkie's not as scary as your bullseal profile!!
Paul Sutton
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 15:32
Terrific reflections Patrick, as Jouko says, love the sand ripple patterns through the water.
Paul
Paul
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 15:33
The delicate sand ridges visible beneath the surface are wonderful, as is the overall clarity. This really does need to be viewed large to fully appreciate it's finer qualities.
Mike
Mike
Marc Pearson
I am 49 years old, I was forced to retire 6 years ago due to ill health, Im not brilliant on my legs so i don't get out as much as i would like.
The majority of my photos are taken in the surrounding area- the peak district, even though i do say so myself it's a love...
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Patrick Smith
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 16:05
Thanks for your comments!
LOL - Thomas. I'm glad you like this, despite the scarcity of Baywatch beach babes in this shot!
90125, Bullseal? Thats's me... My self-esteem has been permanently damaged!
Thanks Mike and Marc, the sand does nto show up well in the small version. It was really fine sand.
Yes Victor, this is a great place.
Patrick
LOL - Thomas. I'm glad you like this, despite the scarcity of Baywatch beach babes in this shot!
90125, Bullseal? Thats's me... My self-esteem has been permanently damaged!
Thanks Mike and Marc, the sand does nto show up well in the small version. It was really fine sand.
Yes Victor, this is a great place.
Patrick
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 16:10
Wonderful reflection and excellent light,great composition and well presented,great work.
Mo.
Mo.
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 16:10
Yes very nice indeed.....love the colouring...
Each time a come accross your work Patrick i think ""o may be one day """ Dream on Babs LOL....
Each time a come accross your work Patrick i think ""o may be one day """ Dream on Babs LOL....
Tom Dee
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My name is Tom.
I live in Brynmawr/Gwent,South Wales.
I am married to Nichola and have two daughters,Rhiannon and Megan.
Sarah
Hi, I live and work in the wonderful ''Weald of Kent''.
Since taking up photography, I now view the world with much more appreciation - always looking for the next picture!
I don''t have a particular style to my photography, I just know what I like and enjoy ta...
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 16:48
Superb reflections Patrick, wonderful light and colour too, like the ripples in the sand - RC on me!
Sez
Sez
Nick Holowka
My introduction to photography began at an early age with a Kodak Instamatic. A Minolta SLR followed and more recently a Canon EOS 500N. This year I embraced the digital age with a Canon EOS 20D (or mid-life crisis as it has become known) and joined the Wakefield Camera...
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 16:51
Perfect reflecion or should that be perfectionist reflection. It strikes me you know exactly what you are waiting for and are ideed prepared to wait for it. Good shot BTW.
Nick
Nick
Bruce
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 17:00
Brilliantly timed to give that perfect reflection and beautfully composed too. Bruce
Dot Roberts
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Having been a snap shot photographer with a compact film camera, I converted to digital photography about two years ago and have never looked back. I use a digital Olympus ...
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 17:12
Thanks for your comments!
You could do it Babs!
Thanks Nick. I was waiting and waiting. I almost had this shot several times but there were too many waves washing over this spot despite the low tide. I thought that I would not get my chance but I lucked out just as the sun set!
Patrick
You could do it Babs!
Thanks Nick. I was waiting and waiting. I almost had this shot several times but there were too many waves washing over this spot despite the low tide. I thought that I would not get my chance but I lucked out just as the sun set!
Patrick
Brian
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 17:26
A marvellous reflection the large ver' really jumps out at you...so to speak.
Charlotte Brett
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Many thanks to you all for your advice, encouragement and inspiration!
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Patrick Smith
Thanks for looking at my page. I live near San Francisco. I'm a computer programmer working on birth defects research. Along with other things, I write probabilistic linkage programs that match one person in one database with the same person in another database. The ...
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 18:29
Thanks for looking!
It was like that Mike. At least for a few seconds.
LOL Gill, Charlotte know how to set her priorities!
Patrick
It was like that Mike. At least for a few seconds.
LOL Gill, Charlotte know how to set her priorities!
Patrick
Brian Woolhouse
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This is a great site and there are so many inspirational and fantastic shots on here.
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 19:18
Hey Patrick,
You don't know it yet, but you totally Lucked out and got my tired, goofy comment of the day....LOL!!!
Did someone say, "Quiet"???
As far as a more Handsome shot.......Ummmmm,
I think you should've waited about 1 minute point 3/10's of a second longer, then you may have gotten a wider range of colours on the reflected lake and maybe a tad of that really nice English evening lit hillside effect on your red mountain that Pete Loves so much...
Other than that, mine is just a teensy bit prettier.....
LOL!!
I can definitely see you talking to the lake as Thomas suggested......That is TOO Funny!
And what's up with all the BayWatch Babe talk, I think all the EPZ girls would agree that you need some of the Foxy Lifeguards from the show, kinda like, 'Where's Waldo', have them hidden in the rocks.....
In conclusion...And in all honesty....This is quite lovely, a perfect shot, with all the trimmings in between...Really do Luv the stillness of the water and the fact that the embossed markings of the sand are so apparent, like you can actually touch them, the best part being the distant mountains and rocks, they really make it nice....A+ for you!
Cheerios and have a great week!
As Always,
Suzan
You don't know it yet, but you totally Lucked out and got my tired, goofy comment of the day....LOL!!!
Did someone say, "Quiet"???
As far as a more Handsome shot.......Ummmmm,
I think you should've waited about 1 minute point 3/10's of a second longer, then you may have gotten a wider range of colours on the reflected lake and maybe a tad of that really nice English evening lit hillside effect on your red mountain that Pete Loves so much...
Other than that, mine is just a teensy bit prettier.....
LOL!!
I can definitely see you talking to the lake as Thomas suggested......That is TOO Funny!
And what's up with all the BayWatch Babe talk, I think all the EPZ girls would agree that you need some of the Foxy Lifeguards from the show, kinda like, 'Where's Waldo', have them hidden in the rocks.....
In conclusion...And in all honesty....This is quite lovely, a perfect shot, with all the trimmings in between...Really do Luv the stillness of the water and the fact that the embossed markings of the sand are so apparent, like you can actually touch them, the best part being the distant mountains and rocks, they really make it nice....A+ for you!
Cheerios and have a great week!
As Always,
Suzan
jacquie
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got into photography quiet a few years ago thanks to my husband who is also on the site. as the saying goes if you cant beat them join them.my daughter jayne has recently joined this site,so now we are all f...
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 20:56
. . very good details as always . .even in the compressed version . . those warm colours? and the symetry? . . just spot on!
Mike.W
Mike.W
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you ca...
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 21:19
Cant fault the reflections Patrick, i like how you can see the sand ripples under the sea.
Cathy Taylor
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Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 21:31
Wow, this is another hats off to you shot, excellent contrast and light, the reflection could not be anymore perfect, brilliant work Patrick! Spot on! Click!!!
Greg
Greg
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 21:38
Great reflection and good skills on the camera to keep the detail in the sand...
Top stuff yet again..
Tony
Top stuff yet again..
Tony
Edmund Kennerley
Amateur digital photographer from Gloucestershire. I often take photographs when out and about in Gloucestershire, the south west and south midlands for work and leisure.
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 21:50
A really calm and peaceful coastal scene Patrick, great lighting and composition and a superb symmetrical reflection
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 22:28
That you could capture such a smooth reflection in that area speaks volumes about your tecnical expertise and your amazing patience to get the shot the way you want it.
Regards,
Jan
Regards,
Jan
Patrick Smith
Thanks for looking at my page. I live near San Francisco. I'm a computer programmer working on birth defects research. Along with other things, I write probabilistic linkage programs that match one person in one database with the same person in another database. The ...
Posted: 6 Nov 2006 - 22:53
Thanks for looking! It's been a busy day.
LOL Suzan, I sure seem to 'luck out' a lot in the 'goofy comment' department! Yes, I guess the peaceful solitude of EPZ has now been broken. Talking to the lake does work you know. Actually I turned the ocean into a lake for about a 30 seconds. As far as the Baywatch thing goes, whenever Thomas sees a beach scene, he wants to know where the Baywatch babes are. I tell him that they are just behind those rocks (or something like that) just to keep up the whole California fantasy. You know...
Oh, and sorry to one-up you with my profile shot. Natural good looks just run in my family I guess! But don't feel bad about your pic, it still looks fine despite the lack of whiskers and a blubbery nose!
Thanks Jan, I did stand here for a long time looking at other shots I was missing and just hoping for this to happen. I lucked out!
Patrick
LOL Suzan, I sure seem to 'luck out' a lot in the 'goofy comment' department! Yes, I guess the peaceful solitude of EPZ has now been broken. Talking to the lake does work you know. Actually I turned the ocean into a lake for about a 30 seconds. As far as the Baywatch thing goes, whenever Thomas sees a beach scene, he wants to know where the Baywatch babes are. I tell him that they are just behind those rocks (or something like that) just to keep up the whole California fantasy. You know...
Oh, and sorry to one-up you with my profile shot. Natural good looks just run in my family I guess! But don't feel bad about your pic, it still looks fine despite the lack of whiskers and a blubbery nose!
Thanks Jan, I did stand here for a long time looking at other shots I was missing and just hoping for this to happen. I lucked out!
Patrick
Alan Woodland
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Have learnt a great deal from this site already.
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Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 00:13
This is very minimalist for you, Patrick?! lol Lovely in its simplicity; gorgeous reflection, pleasing foreground detail, and of course your trademark quality - like the way the diagonal composition leads the eye to the distant cliffs too ...
Susie :o)
Susie :o)
terry potter
I just did 2yrs landscape and got to a point where i wasn't getting any improvements, not to say i had attained perfection, far from it in fact, just reached the peak of my ability in that genre, so now looking to try other stuff, maybe macro and digital manipulation, w...
Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 02:06
I like the reflections of the cliffs in the water and the strong colours, the thing that really grabbed my attention though is the textures in the sand that can be quite clearly seen through the shallow water, imagine how this might have looked if there had been clouds in the sky...lol although then you probably wouldn't have seen the sand textures, still we are used to cloudless skies by now...lol
Things are looking up though, clouds and i am told storms are on there way
Things are looking up though, clouds and i am told storms are on there way
terry potter
I just did 2yrs landscape and got to a point where i wasn't getting any improvements, not to say i had attained perfection, far from it in fact, just reached the peak of my ability in that genre, so now looking to try other stuff, maybe macro and digital manipulation, w...
Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 02:10
Quote:
I did stand here for a long time looking at other shots I was missing and just hoping for this to happen.
I did stand here for a long time looking at other shots I was missing and just hoping for this to happen.
i did that on my way to McClure beach on Sunday, fantastic light on the landscape at point reyes, but i turned a blind eye as i wanted to get to the beach, not so sure i did the right thing now....oh well!
Jennifer Taggart
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Much more to learn!........
Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 03:23
Hey,
I am in total agreeance on the cute mug shot....Luv that smile...LOL!
In reference to the Ocean/Lake comment....It just looked too peaceful to be the ocean, so I turned it into a lake all by myself....
Have a good evening,
Suze
I am in total agreeance on the cute mug shot....Luv that smile...LOL!
In reference to the Ocean/Lake comment....It just looked too peaceful to be the ocean, so I turned it into a lake all by myself....
Have a good evening,
Suze
Patrick Smith
Thanks for looking at my page. I live near San Francisco. I'm a computer programmer working on birth defects research. Along with other things, I write probabilistic linkage programs that match one person in one database with the same person in another database. The ...
Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 05:49
Thanks for looking in. I'll should be able to write back in the next few days.
Thanks Susie, I wasn't out to get a shot like this at all. But when I saw the possibility, I waited and waited...
Yes, Terry. Maybe we will finally get some decent storms in here. We did get that teaser that cleared out before sunset and then some more fog. It is just a matter of time now. General rule of thumb; if you see a good shot, go out and get it because the shot you want may not happen! I missed one myself and ended up in dense fog without even a decent forest around for one of those foggy-forest shots.
Yes Suzeee, I am photogenic but don't let that intimidate you. I am just a regular person like everybody else..lol...
I had a great evening, I love putting up stucco on walls... great fun... Fortunately is it warm and dry.
Patrick
Thanks Susie, I wasn't out to get a shot like this at all. But when I saw the possibility, I waited and waited...
Yes, Terry. Maybe we will finally get some decent storms in here. We did get that teaser that cleared out before sunset and then some more fog. It is just a matter of time now. General rule of thumb; if you see a good shot, go out and get it because the shot you want may not happen! I missed one myself and ended up in dense fog without even a decent forest around for one of those foggy-forest shots.
Yes Suzeee, I am photogenic but don't let that intimidate you. I am just a regular person like everybody else..lol...
I had a great evening, I love putting up stucco on walls... great fun... Fortunately is it warm and dry.
Patrick
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My first photographic passion has to b...
Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 07:27
Patience & clarity Patrick,that's all I can find to say...everyone has said everything else!!
Lovely work!
Janet
Lovely work!
Janet
Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 08:21
Very simple looking photo but well executed and it works. Needs the large version to bring out the detail in the sand under the water. Nik
Jim Veitch
10 July 2006
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Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 14:13
There's nothing to add - in reflection, this is perfect(tion) Jim
P.S. As usual, the large version is mind-boggling!
P.S. As usual, the large version is mind-boggling!
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Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 16:35
Just sublime - for some reason it reminds of the free postcard that came with the Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd album.
Martin
Martin
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Posted: 7 Nov 2006 - 22:16
Glad to make it 100 Patrick. Wonderful reflection and composition deserves it!
Mark
Mark
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Posted: 8 Nov 2006 - 18:40
Hello Patrick.
You sure didn't used a mirrow?
Really a superb reflection in the water.
Gorgeous Ja
You sure didn't used a mirrow?
Really a superb reflection in the water.
Gorgeous Ja
Posted: 8 Nov 2006 - 19:44
Patrick, I'm amazed how you manage to find such wonderful places to make your superb captures. This is such a simple composition which has produced a wonderful atmospheric picture
Hawk
Hawk
Patrick Smith
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Posted: 9 Nov 2006 - 03:01
Thanks for looking!
Yes Janet, lots of patience and I almost lost it too!
You're right Nik, it is very simple , but I could not resist.
Jan, it was only a mirror for a few seconds, never to return!
Megzie, you're not talking about yourself again, are you?
I grew up here Hawk, so I know where to go. I must admit that most of my shots are within about 40 miles of my house.
Patrick
Yes Janet, lots of patience and I almost lost it too!
You're right Nik, it is very simple , but I could not resist.
Jan, it was only a mirror for a few seconds, never to return!
Megzie, you're not talking about yourself again, are you?
I grew up here Hawk, so I know where to go. I must admit that most of my shots are within about 40 miles of my house.
Patrick
Posted: 9 Nov 2006 - 04:16
Very nice, I like the ripples in the sand under the water. The nature feel is most prevelant at the base of the image. Love the mirror image, very serene. Jenn
Posted: 9 Nov 2006 - 16:59
Hello Patrick, well you captured the stillness of the day complimenting the beauty in the rock colours...the reflections add an impressive dimension to your scene.
Doug.
Doug.
Peter Gonczarow
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Posted: 10 Nov 2006 - 07:37
Now, yer talkin' a quality wee photy here!
Scottish for, I like it!
Good reflection but it's the almost abstract yellow arrow pointing into the pale blue colour clash that really makes this stand out!
Man I sound like a total anorak!!!
Really though Patrick, ... great shot, (even without any water movement! )
Scotty
Scottish for, I like it!
Good reflection but it's the almost abstract yellow arrow pointing into the pale blue colour clash that really makes this stand out!
Man I sound like a total anorak!!!
Really though Patrick, ... great shot, (even without any water movement!
)Scotty
Posted: 10 Nov 2006 - 09:18
Lovely reflections Patrick, and the texture beneath the water is a good capture!!
Look forward to your night exploits my friend.
I'm sure they will be of the quality of your main work!
Regards
Dave
Look forward to your night exploits my friend.
I'm sure they will be of the quality of your main work!
Regards
Dave
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Posted: 10 Nov 2006 - 22:20
Amazing detail in this - you can even see the ripples in the sand under the water!
Dionne
Dionne
Robert Schraven
I have been a member of this site from 2004 onwards and since the beginning of 2006 I have been posting images regularly, so it is time for an update of this space.
Bought a dslr at the beginning of 2006 and with that in hand decided to take photos of the place where...
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Posted: 11 Nov 2006 - 06:53
Thanks for your comments!
I don't know how good they will be Dave. it looks like it takes a lot of practise, but I'm not one to give up!
Yes Robert (clevercloggs), I only see it maybe once or twice per year.
Patrick
I don't know how good they will be Dave. it looks like it takes a lot of practise, but I'm not one to give up!
Yes Robert (clevercloggs), I only see it maybe once or twice per year.
Patrick
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Everyone i've found is friendly and helpful.Welcome to any new members.
Thankyou for all your help and friendship,you know who you are.
Posted: 11 Nov 2006 - 11:48
Hi Patrick,
sorry i had to click and run the other day.
Amazing reflections,love the lighting,tones and textures,like a sheet of mirrored glass.
You really know how to catch this area and you do it so well.
Exceptional!!!
Take care.Ann
sorry i had to click and run the other day.
Amazing reflections,love the lighting,tones and textures,like a sheet of mirrored glass.
You really know how to catch this area and you do it so well.
Exceptional!!!
Take care.Ann
Colin MacGregor
Hi and thanks for visiting my little corner of cyber-space. Since joining EPZ, I've developed an unhealthy addiction to this site, and had the pleasure of meeting quite a few like minded folks along the way - you all know who you are.
Having had a recent trawl through ...
Posted: 12 Nov 2006 - 10:55
Super reflections, Patrick. I might be tempted to crop a sliver off the bottom to give it a complete mirror image, but that aside, spot on.
Colin
Colin
Patrick Smith
Thanks for looking at my page. I live near San Francisco. I'm a computer programmer working on birth defects research. Along with other things, I write probabilistic linkage programs that match one person in one database with the same person in another database. The ...
Posted: 12 Nov 2006 - 17:33
Thanks for looking!
That's okay Ann, I'm glad you looked at it.
Colin, I thought about that, but if I pointed up a bit, I would lose the details in the sand and gain nothing but more straight blue sky. Yes, the symmetry is not exact but in general, you are usually you are supposed to keep things away from being centered. Still, a more panoramic crop is an interesting idea.
Patrick
That's okay Ann, I'm glad you looked at it.
Colin, I thought about that, but if I pointed up a bit, I would lose the details in the sand and gain nothing but more straight blue sky. Yes, the symmetry is not exact but in general, you are usually you are supposed to keep things away from being centered. Still, a more panoramic crop is an interesting idea.
Patrick
Petra Mackay
First I would like to thank Roy for taking my PF photogragh that was a big challange for him as I hate my picture being taken, infact I think I swore each time I looked at the camera.
I got into photograghy when I first went hill walking a good few years ago and the ...
Mike Gray
Ok so you want to know a little something about me.
Well i'm a photographer on the Jurassic coastline of England and enjoy photographing landscapes, seascapes, weddings and doing a few portraits too.
I can also seen of some of the many meets in the Dorset area.
Posted: 16 Nov 2006 - 17:10
Minimalist and serene - different to crashing waves, etc., but still lovely!
Love your portfolio shot too incidentally!
Love your portfolio shot too incidentally!
Posted: 29 Nov 2006 - 19:27
So superb Partrick if it weren't for the ripples in the sand ..... it would be difficult to tell which way was up or down ... a perfect reflection ... the colours are sooooo amazing! Well done on another fantastic image! Click*
Karen
Karen
Posted: 29 Nov 2006 - 20:00
This is such a lovely composition but the beauty for me is in the ripples underneath that still sea,wonderful colour superb Patrick.
Posted: 24 Jan 2007 - 17:41
Hello Patrick,
Having recently discovered your pf thanks to some kind comments you left on mine i have spent some wonderful time browsing your work, and i have lost count on how many times i have said WOW .
Its just not possible to point to any one image in particlar and say thats my favorite but i must say that i have come back to this one a few times.
I love the calmness of this and the sand ripples through the water, the superb reflection and amazing detail colour and composition.
You are a true artist.
Wonderful work.
Many thanks,
Malc.
Having recently discovered your pf thanks to some kind comments you left on mine i have spent some wonderful time browsing your work, and i have lost count on how many times i have said WOW .
Its just not possible to point to any one image in particlar and say thats my favorite but i must say that i have come back to this one a few times.
I love the calmness of this and the sand ripples through the water, the superb reflection and amazing detail colour and composition.
You are a true artist.
Wonderful work.
Many thanks,
Malc.
Patrick Smith
Thanks for looking at my page. I live near San Francisco. I'm a computer programmer working on birth defects research. Along with other things, I write probabilistic linkage programs that match one person in one database with the same person in another database. The ...
Jon Stockwood
Living in Helensburgh again, after a 10 year stay in California. Loving the moody skies here, and enjoying attending the Helensburgh Photographic Club.
Posted: 22 Jan 2008 - 23:58
Starting to get lost for words here! I've never, ever seen Point Reyes as calm as that
Cheers, Jon
Cheers, Jon
Patrick Smith
Thanks for looking at my page. I live near San Francisco. I'm a computer programmer working on birth defects research. Along with other things, I write probabilistic linkage programs that match one person in one database with the same person in another database. The ...
Shawn