Ships

[blakemcguire]

It's so easy to forget how big these things are.



Taken from the Stanley Park Seawall in Vancouver, BC.

C+C Welcome

[Manfred M]

Hmm. Looks like the rainy season is back in Vancouver. Nice shot, but the crop is a tad tight for my taste, and I would be tempted to leave a bit more room at the bow.

[vaez]

nice capture

[NorthernFocus]

That's a great perspective with the bridge in the picture. Nicely composed with position of the ship and shape of the bridge. I agree with Manfred's suggestion that a bit more room in front of the ship may be even more effective. Also a pano type crop removing some of the foreground might give even more of a sense of the length of the ship. Remember the ages old saying, "if it doesn't add to the picture it takes away". IMO the foreground water doesn't add anything.

[Shadowman]

Nice capture.

[JBW]

I suppose the question is 'was there any more room in the shot in-front of the bow'? That is a really long ship.

[IzzieK]

I agree with the cropping as suggested by Manfred...

[Rebel]

Hmm. Looks like the rainy season is back in Vancouver. Nice shot, but the crop is a tad tight for my taste, and I would be tempted to leave a bit more room at the bow.

+1 to Manfred's comment about the crop, but other than that, I really like the shot!

[blakemcguire]

Here is a 16:9 crop.



What I really liked was that the reds and yellows in the ship balanced so well against the blues in the background.