Del Mar. I saw the three people at the bottom first, stuck them in the middle and then waited for the rest to happen on its own. A perfect triangle! I couldn't have set it up better myself:) We took the ferry from Coronado yesterday and there were tons of sailboats out. It was a beautiful day so I thought I would try to capture some of what we had the pleasure of experiencing. This one is my favorite. The sailboat just pops!
Very nice shots - the the third one appeals the most to me because the eye is drawn to the boat, not the buildings in the background, yet the buildings are nice for framing/composition and then there's the nice reflection in the water in the portrait view that you don't see as much in the landscape view.
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Wonderful use of b/w. The third one down is my favorite too.
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Very nice shots - the the third one appeals the most to me because the eye is drawn to the boat, not the buildings in the background, yet the buildings are nice for framing/composition and then there's the nice reflection in the water in the portrait view that you don't see as much in the landscape view.
ReplyDeleteNumber 3 gets my vote as well. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
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