JD and I spent lots of time walking on the beaches and exploring tidal pools. Oregon’s beaches are beautiful. The rocks and color of the plants and animal life makes for a lot of different things to study all along the shoreline.
Here, I tried to capture the colors of some sea weed and rocks that I found along the shore. I really liked the contrast between the forms and the colors
Enjoy.
Camera settings: Nikon D3, Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 shot at 62mm with polarizing filter attached, ISO 200, f/9.5 and 1/180th of a second.Post Processing:
Lightroom—Adjusted white balance and mid tone contrast.
It is amazing how many things in nature take on a fine art look. Colors are great and composition is very effective. Did you move anything?
ReplyDeleteMel
Good color combination. Subject matter may be a little suspect however I see what you wanted to do with this one.
ReplyDeleteSya
The composition seems unbalanced with so many of the rocks at the top of the image and a lot of dead space near the bottom of the image. I do like the colors and the basic pattern of the plants.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Not something that I would have photographed however I find your photo one that I keep look at.
ReplyDeleteSigmour
I like the color palette of this shot. I find myself looking all around this one for something I might have missed at first glance. I really like this photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat I find interesting about this one is that you saw a photo in some stuff laying on a beach. Most people would not see it. I think most people would do wise in looking at things like this and trying to make a photography out of what looks like a very common element in our environment.
ReplyDeleteThe Professor