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    Re: Cloud madness

    Hi Giannis,
    I am a huge fan of your color photos, maybe because I cannot imagine Greece in B&W. From my monitor the proportion between sky and sea is 50/50. I would give a little more for the sky- just a little bit. Hope you don't mind- just a thought. The colours are magnificent.

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    I agree with Dora that the horizon is very central in the image. However, the dilemma, I suggest, is that the tone going from dark to light on the water is very, very good and if you were to crop anything off the bottom you would lose that. The sky has an almost - reminded me of Salvador Dali abstract feel to it.

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    Re: Cloud madness

    A really beautiful image.

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    Re: Cloud madness

    Very nice.

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    Re: Cloud madness

    Quote Originally Posted by Donald View Post
    ~ the dilemma, I suggest, is that the tone going from dark to light on the water is very, very good and if you were to crop anything off the bottom you would lose that.
    I agree and think it stands as it is.

    If anything, it is the crane and pole that distract me more from the clouds, although the crane jib does form part of a spiral path that starts with the single red point in foreground, goes left and up through several more, then up the jib to the contrail and down to the setting sun.

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    Re: Cloud madness

    To me, it proves the rule of thirds can be broken. Great picture.

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    Re: Cloud madness

    Thank you guys, I appreciate the feedback.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Humphries View Post
    If anything, it is the crane and pole that distract me more from the clouds, although the crane jib does form part of a spiral path that starts with the single red point in foreground, goes left and up through several more, then up the jib to the contrail and down to the setting sun.
    Dave, I like it when you describe how you look at an image. It's very helpful.

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    Re: Cloud madness

    I made a very quick square crop and edit just to compare the two.

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    Re: Cloud madness

    I love the colors reflected in the waves, Giannis! Very well done!

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    Re: Cloud madness

    Thank you Frank!

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    Re: Cloud madness

    I like version #1 the best. The color range of the water is beautiful. For me the crop has lost some of that range. Beautiful shot!

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