Tena koe ehoa I like the tranquility of this image. The sparsely clouded sky has a hint of a warm winter afternoon or morning. Isolated in a vast rea such as this can be wholesome for the soul and the manufacture of thoughts.
Thanks for dropping in at "nativ flavaz" Ben, I extend my own greetings to you in return. Ka kite ano ehoa.
Thanks for kind comment Ndiginiz and Photowannabe.
This is relatively warm evening. I was on the way back to home after work, driving at beach side road and find this colour covering over the rocks road. I had to stop taking few shots. It was just no other option.
Thanks, Lachezar. It comes out straight out from My camera. Raw format shot but all processed by ACR with default/auto settings. I did played a little but back to the original, I guess I have another lucky lighting condition presented by nature.
Lovely light, Ben. Nicely composed too. I especially like the subtle tones depicting the layers of mysterious terrain in the distance which are better seen when the enlarged image is viewed. The whole scene reminds me of Tasmania where I once lived for ten years.
Cheers Gavin, When I show this small fishing boat, I was thrilled because I knew it's going to be very good. I'm glad I did this right. I do like this image most in this day's shooting.
Nelson, New Zealand
Tena koe ehoa
ReplyDeleteI like the tranquility of this image. The sparsely clouded sky has a hint of a warm winter afternoon or morning. Isolated in a vast rea such as this can be wholesome for the soul and the manufacture of thoughts.
Thanks for dropping in at "nativ flavaz" Ben, I extend my own greetings to you in return.
Ka kite ano ehoa.
Nice composition Ben. I like the layers of colors and the color of the sky reflected in the water.
ReplyDeleteThanks for kind comment Ndiginiz and Photowannabe.
ReplyDeleteThis is relatively warm evening. I was on the way back to home after work, driving at beach side road and find this colour covering over the rocks road. I had to stop taking few shots. It was just no other option.
Wow Ben you certainly know how to bring up the light and colours of sky and sea...
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Thanks, Lachezar.
ReplyDeleteIt comes out straight out from My camera. Raw format shot but all processed by ACR with default/auto settings. I did played a little but back to the original, I guess I have another lucky lighting condition presented by nature.
I'm loving these sunset shots. So calming. Just gorgeous. How fortunate you are to see it first hand.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruth, appreciated.
ReplyDeleteIn the quiet of the evening - what peacefulness. How lucky for us that you stopped to take the picture!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Merisi.
ReplyDeleteLovely light, Ben. Nicely composed too. I especially like the subtle tones depicting the layers of mysterious terrain in the distance which are better seen when the enlarged image is viewed. The whole scene reminds me of Tasmania where I once lived for ten years.
ReplyDeleteCheers Gavin,
ReplyDeleteWhen I show this small fishing boat, I was thrilled because I knew it's going to be very good. I'm glad I did this right. I do like this image most in this day's shooting.