Another wonderful picture John. I like the way the pilings take your eye to the edge of the picture and your gaze then follows the horizon back to the centre. Very effective composition I think.
This has such clarity and warmth. Gorgeous composition and colors – oh and I’m happy to see, the horizon is in the middle, but it’s still a great image. Those rules beg to be broken!
Thanks Lynn. I’m glad to hear you like the colors. I was especially happy with the blue in this picture because it provides a neutral foundation for red and yellow. Saturated blues in landscapes rarely appeal to me… and yes, rules beg to be broken– at least once a day.
Great shot, John.
Like many other Sag Harbor residents, I have photographed this scene endless times with countless cameras and iPhones, but I never got anything nearly this breath taking.
Hello, John. I mentioned you to a fellow blogger who is a serious photobuff. He asked for your URL. I hope you don’t mind that I shared it with him. I’d like to introduce you to each other: http://junsjazzimages.wordpress.com/
Who knows? Maybe you will collaborate on something and I can cheer you both on!
Thanks Lynn; it’s nice to hear from you! I’ve been taking a break, mostly to do some printing for some shows coming up. I’ll stop by your site soon…hope you’re busy shooting!
I’ve been busy with other projects and decided to break from blogging for a bit. Hope you’re writing and shooting– I’ll try to visit your fotos soon. John
Your Photos I miss you very much!
I am very distracted … but I’m three months that I do not open the mail …
too full of notices at least 5000 …
Now I know where to find you.
and I am very happy.
kiss
Reblogged this on Auf dem Dao-Weg.
thanks Ralph
Stupenda calma, silenzio…notevole prospettiva. Riflessi…
Quello che vedo
è come un quadro
dipinto da una mano leggera….
Riflessi di luce
bianca
colori in festa
battufoli di nuvole
rosa
mM
Le tue osservazioni sono poesia.
“…dipinto da una mano leggera” — grazie per queste belle parole.
Bella sera per te.
Great picture really breathtaking
thanks Phyllis.
Another wonderful picture John. I like the way the pilings take your eye to the edge of the picture and your gaze then follows the horizon back to the centre. Very effective composition I think.
Thanks Adrian.
Those pilings provide a dramatic perspective for anyone standing on the wharf. I was fortunate to have such a robust sky that evening.
This has such clarity and warmth. Gorgeous composition and colors – oh and I’m happy to see, the horizon is in the middle, but it’s still a great image. Those rules beg to be broken!
Thanks Lynn. I’m glad to hear you like the colors. I was especially happy with the blue in this picture because it provides a neutral foundation for red and yellow. Saturated blues in landscapes rarely appeal to me… and yes, rules beg to be broken– at least once a day.
I love this …
Thank you Sara. Bella sera per te. ciao
Buona giornata anche a te John!
Excellent !
Jean-Claude, merci..
So utterly serene.
Many thanks Mary-Ann. I’m happy to hear you like it.
Great! The seagull makes the pictures for me. Waiting, resting and looking around. Being something very small in a much bigger world.
Thanks for such a penetrating comment.
veramente splendida…
grazie.
Fantastic shot, John.
many thanks Richard.
Grandiose. C’est beau, c’est calme et il y a l’immensité. J’adore cette photo.
Bonne fin de journée
Val
merci
Great shot, John.
Like many other Sag Harbor residents, I have photographed this scene endless times with countless cameras and iPhones, but I never got anything nearly this breath taking.
thanks Jonathan…much appreciated.
J’aime énormément, le sujet, la lumière, la couleur, la composition-:)
Marie, merci – Je vous remercie de votre commentaire.
That dear little bird – so perfectly placed!
Fourteen pilings and one bird.
Excellent !
and one cold photographer….thanks!
Hello, John. I mentioned you to a fellow blogger who is a serious photobuff. He asked for your URL. I hope you don’t mind that I shared it with him. I’d like to introduce you to each other: http://junsjazzimages.wordpress.com/
Who knows? Maybe you will collaborate on something and I can cheer you both on!
Thanks Mary-Ann. I’ll definitely check out the link.
Hi, John. I just nominated you. Check it out: http://wp.me/pYeWf-1BM
wow…thanks!
Wow, just perfect! Great one, John.
thanks Ron.
Delightful shot. Sitting here on a very rainy, blustery day it is a wonderful reprieve.
good to hear…thanks.
Gorgeous shot, John – very calming, it’s absolutely beautiful.
PS: watched Fantastic Planet and loved it, so unusual. I hope you drop by again soon! Thank-you for the recommendation
thanks Georgina…those are some nice words.
I’m so glad to hear you liked Fantastic Planet! I’ll be looking forward to a future review.
Been thinking about you, missing your photographs – hope all is well!
Thanks Lynn; it’s nice to hear from you! I’ve been taking a break, mostly to do some printing for some shows coming up. I’ll stop by your site soon…hope you’re busy shooting!
Ah, I thought I left a comment here saying, where are you? But looks like it did not go through. But happy printing.
Thanks Rose. Yes, it did go through…should be back up now.
I’ve been busy with other projects and decided to break from blogging for a bit. Hope you’re writing and shooting– I’ll try to visit your fotos soon. John
ma quanto ti ho cercato!!!
e finalmente ti ho trovato!
wonderful, is wonderful!!!!!
thanks for thinking of me Vento…
Your Photos I miss you very much!
I am very distracted … but I’m three months that I do not open the mail …
too full of notices at least 5000 …
Now I know where to find you.
and I am very happy.
kiss
good to hear.