Hey Andrey,
It's a serene scene with a rich sunset, and the movement reminds me of the wind of many beach sunsets. I can't decide if that's a good thing, since wind at the beach annoys me after too long. Either way, it's a nice representation of the reality that beauty often comes at a cost.
Tim
Hey Tim,
Well if it have an impact on you, even a negative one, or partially negative, it works, its not always sunny in Philadelphia
Jokes aside it really very personal, some get the windy feeling and they like it, some, me too, get annoyed by the wind not participating, but then again, who are to dictate the wind? just star dust with huge egos and cameras...
Thank you.
This tells the typical story of the wind at the beach. In fact, it is very interesting and I like it because it tells the true story of this image. I think we photographers spend way too much time trying to change the characteristics of a photograph to get something that doesn't really exist instead of taking an image that does exist and letting it tell its story. Nice job, Andrey.
Thank you Douglas, i was forced out that clinical (not that my images are) state of mind after the perfect, pin point sharp and well covered photograph, i kinda glad it did, opened my mind to "new" way to look and capture the mood.
Same here, there's room for every interpretation in photography, and a nice dose of reality, with sweet colors, is good for the senses.
Bart
True, thank you Bart.
Very nice Andrey! Photography can be a great escape and a very needed escape at times.
Capturing moving flowers, bushes, grasses in the foreground can be extremely difficult, and I would say most times that movement ends up looking like the photo is out of focus rather then looking like the wind is causing the blur. So awesome work here and letting this look like the wind is moving.
Thank you for the kind words Jim, lately i realize more and more, that getting out of that comfort zone and challenging my self, is more rewarding than that short feeling of self assurance and comfort...
