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Low tied
Posted by Alun (cheshire, United Kingdom) on 4 March 2009 in Landscape & Rural.
Taken at Aberdovey
Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, Canada
Wow, that is a winning shot. Nicely composed and excellent use of the foreground.
4 Mar 2009 5:22am
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
Low tide! Love the shilouttes and all the rocks in the foreground.
4 Mar 2009 6:41am
Mike from Lichfield, United Kingdom
My favourite place in Wales....... Well it was until tourists spoilt it. Nice photo and very well framed.
4 Mar 2009 7:29am
@Mike: so go this time of year, its great
MrsAmber from West Wickham, United Kingdom
This is lovely in so many ways. I like it a lot!
4 Mar 2009 10:17am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
I love the isolation, the almost desolate look is very appealing, bravo!
4 Mar 2009 10:20am
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
An excellent way to compose and dramatize a shot, thats a really well spotted shot
4 Mar 2009 11:38am
EYES WIDE SHUT from United Kingdom
Superb, Alun. Perspective and composition are ace, and there is so much interest in the frame. Excellent work
4 Mar 2009 11:48am
Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States
I don't think that I would want to walk across this mud... chances are you would sink in it...
4 Mar 2009 1:07pm
Cheryl from Texas, United States
you've captured a stark desolate scene and the essence of it very well. I love the textures of the foreground!
4 Mar 2009 1:09pm
Mellofello from Bromley, United Kingdom
There is something sad about a beach when the tide goes out. It's as though La Mere spread the treasures of the sea for all to see and ran away. Too shy to stay. This picture depicts this I think; a strong sense of melancholy. Lovely composition, Alun.
4 Mar 2009 6:19pm
@Mellofello: thanks very much for your comments
SKHallisey from San Salvador, El Salvador
cool shot, i like the difference btw the disorderliness of the rocky bottom and the parallels of the old dock well done
4 Mar 2009 6:34pm
Steven from Chicagoland, United States
I love this composition which provides a lot of depth. But I must ask what is on the ground? It looks like a lot of broken pieces of glass.
4 Mar 2009 7:55pm
@Steven: cheers Steven, its stone and slate
Cricket-Tammy from United States
I have the same question Steven has above. I am not familiar with odd looking things such as this by the water.
This is a fantastic composed image.
4 Mar 2009 9:36pm
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
Great landscape, well composed with a good use of foreground.
4 Mar 2009 10:18pm
Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom
Beaches offer up so much unintended sculpture . . I like the way you have composed this.
4 Mar 2009 10:43pm
bronzebilly u.k. from Barry,Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
Hey Alunbach..looks like your holiday was a snapper's paradise,boyo..as a result you've come up with these cracking landscapes..nice work,bach..
I found this great image on my look-back :-
http://alunsphotos.aminus3.com/image/2009-02-28.html
You've caught this scene right on the money,bach..light/atmosphere/colour..it's got the lot..excellent work,boyo..
Billybach..
4 Mar 2009 11:58pm
@bronzebilly u.k.: Thanks for the visit Billybach
