Moreton Bay Sunrise

I posted some jetty shots at sunrise a couple of weeks ago but here is another shot I took that day just before sunrise. Thanks for viewing and C&C welcome.

Dave

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http://i51.tinypic.com/2edzdvr.jpg

What a spectacular sunrise...thanks for sharing that one Dave! http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...itzie/beer.gif

Mike

'Less is more' seems to be the current thinking and this lovely shot fits the bill precisely Dave although it does need a touch of clockwise rotation to get the horizon er, horizontal :)

Thanks Mike and Keith for your comments. Damn, how did I miss that non horizontal horizon - unforgiveable ! :o:o

Dave

Great image.

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Originally Posted by dje

Thanks Mike and Keith for your comments. Damn, how did I miss that non horizontal horizon - unforgiveable ! :o:o

Dave

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I've re-posted the image with a level horizon. Just couldn't leave it as it was.

And thanks Bobo for your comment.

Dave

My thoughts, but with that much foreground, I'd like something to be there that would either direct my eye, or give my eye a resting point before entering the scene. Just seems a wide open "nothingness" and for me, it kills the luciousness of the sky and water. Next time, when composing such a shot as this, try to find a slight rise, a rock or shell or...?? that allows the eye to ease into the shot, and perhaps, at some point, ease out.

This is fast and quite crude...but I think gets the point across...and of course, as always, it is just one person's opinion.

http://i53.tinypic.com/2r2orr6.jpg

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Originally Posted by MiniChris

My thoughts, but with that much foreground, I'd like something to be there that would either direct my eye, or give my eye a resting point before entering the scene. Just seems a wide open "nothingness" and for me, it kills the luciousness of the sky and water. Next time, when composing such a shot as this, try to find a slight rise, a rock or shell or...?? that allows the eye to ease into the shot, and perhaps, at some point, ease out.

This is fast and quite crude...but I think gets the point across...and of course, as always, it is just one person's opinion.

http://i53.tinypic.com/2r2orr6.jpg

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Thanks for your comments Chris. I do see what you are getting at. There are not a lot of features in the shot.

Cheers Dave

Love the shot. Beautiful colours.

Thanks Philip, glad you liked it.

Dave