Thank you very much Ben!
This is very cool Andey! The sun is in a super position, and I sure like the rock shelf with the water dropping off.
I am glad there is a bit of light being shined now! Being in the dark is never fun.
Thank you very much Jim, i agree, but Louise CK made a career out of depression!
Great light and water motion. The pour off from the waves is delightful.
Thank you very much Alan!
beautiful. I love the red glow on the rocks.
Thank you very much Jim!
Superb image. Very dynamic composition and wonderful mix of colors.
Thank you very much Dave!
Great capture ! Perfect timing with the shutter speed and the water movement.
Thank you very much David!
WOW! magnificent....a big welcome back.
Thank you very much Amy!
Absolutely gorgeous, Andrey.
Thank you very much Douglas!
I cannot think of anything bad to say about this image, other than I want to see a bigger version of it!
This is a truly magical capture, superb light, just enough movement in the water, fabulous colors, and a lovely composition.
Would be interested in both any details about your shooting conditions, and also some info on where this might be, if you care to share anything along either of those lines.
But in any case, one of the best I have seen on FW so far! Super inspirational - thanks for posting!
ML
Thank you very much Mike for your warm words, and detailed comment.
You can see it at 2K here
https://500px.com/photo/276486811/new-light-by-andrey-wagner?ctx_page=1&from=user&user_id=9350983
Nothing fancy, shot at F11, around 1/6S, but i usually play with it until i find the "right" SS to the conditions, the FG is composed of 2-3 images to get all the pours and reflections, the sun portion is from a darker exposure, it was not necessary, but i wanted a bit more details, i used CPL to cut the reflections in the water, the PP is pretty basic.
I was a bit of mental and physical challenge though, the floor extremely slippery, i was standing in the water, covered the camera, because of the occasional spray, of crashing waves, had to move every few min, because of the sun position and the pattern of the waves, i was not easy, this place is covered with underwater pools, some 0.3-1m deep, so i had to watch those too, the most challenging was to get into the water in the first place, this is place is few meters from where i lost my camera 4 years ago, slipped out and fell into the water covered by the incoming wave, so overcoming that fear was kinda a thing...
Gorgeous - may be my favorite of the many beautiful seascapes you've shared.
Thank you very much Kyle!
