This is really terrific, but take that from a sucker for diagonals.
Shame on you for not explaining how you got this perspective. I think it's probably from a boat but I'm still trying to figure out how you got the motion in the upper left corner but not elsewhere. Sandwiched two images? (That wasn't the case the last time I asked, but I'm persistent.)
Mike... I am flattered that you think I would know how to sandwich two images...I imagine it involves layers and the dreaded photoshop.
Perspective wise I was hanging over the railings of the Mull to Oban ferry with himself yelling 'I really..REALLY hope you have a grip of that camera'.
It could have been a very different shot but as it was a smooth crossing no one was throwing up!
Here's another shot you might like and you can see how the water is
Nice pink colors in the second one!
I think I figured out how you got the blur in the plain blue water in the first one. The waves were coming toward you, so the effective speed that the shutter had to stop was the combined speed of the waves and the boat. Your shutter was fast enough to stop the action of the wake produced by the boat but not the water next to the wake. Did I get that right?
Well...if you are asking if I shot on shutter priority instead of my usual Aperture priority then the answer would be yes.
If you are asking me about the physics of boat meets wave v's speed of both divided by a haggis... then I really haven't got a clue.
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you Christina.
Mike..haggis equations are such a biatch.
A really nice photo. I can't articulate why, but the wide white border works very well.
Thanks Bruce....i just thought about what would look good on my wall to be honest..the frame worked in my head.
Nice image, I thought I was looking at the waves approaching a beach.
Thank you Philip and John.
Fascinating simplicity.
The recipe for another visual pleasure.
I read somewhere that diagonals are dynamic, horizontal timeless and verticals power. Didn't know you had an airplane but it would be interesting on a wall wouldn't it.