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No match
This is a shot from a morning excursion to the beach. This 3-minute shot was taken at 6:16am during the sunrise. The morning was really beautiful and it was incredible seeing the ocean light up with the rising sun.
About the photo
Nikon D90, Nikon D90 with Sigma 10-20mm.
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Comments (34)
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Kaley Casserole
sorry i was looking at your other beach picture at the same time and got confused about which one i was looking at.. this one was taken during the sunrise at 6:16 not before it sooo.. just pretend i said nothing iguess... sorry =/
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Kaley Casserole
i put "doesn't" twice in the first sentence on accident..pretend the first "doesn't" isn't there
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Kaley Casserole
why is this picture causing so much controversy? just because it's not what you would do doesn't, or there's something you personally don't like, doesn't mean that it isn't overall a nice composition. i admire paul for for getting up so early and waiting 17 minutes to get the shot and he should receive some credit instead of pointing out all kinds of "flaws" that you personally do not like. and i don't understand why everyone is saying "it should have been a click and done" didn't you read description? it was 4:50 BEFORE sunrise... last time i checked it's dark before sunrise.. if he had just "clicked and done" then you would see barely anything in the picture... i think it's a wonderful composition, good work paul.
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@Cara, no filters for this picture, no. @Haak, no hard feelings :)
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Haak
Ok, so I was being a jerk and you're just sincere. I'm sorry! No I don't. Oh and I'm sorry! Seriously I feel bad but the people behind this site do choose some even if they aren't voted on the most, cause that's the way they did it before the voting. But anyway I apologize.
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Cara
Amazing picture! Do you use a filter
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Also, Haak, I look at some of your Loupe submissions. They are pretty good; it's a shame they haven't gotten on here yet. Do you have a flickr or anywhere to get larger versions?
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"New submissions are examined under the Loupe and voted on by the InterfaceLIFT community. The very best images, chosen by you, get posted for download on the front page of the site."
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Haak
Oh, that's real clever. I was referring to the picture being chosen by the people behind this site, and the information is available to them. your welcome? wow.
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@lerch84, they have a shorter exposure time. They shoot lower ISO. "but it ruins this shot" "this doesn't mean i downgrade this shot at all." @Brushfire, thanks for helping. @lerch84, just because you express your opinion doesn't mean others can't attack it. @Coolerman, the spot must have been something under the water because it's in all of the shots of that area. @ozymandias, your welcome, enjoy. @Haak, I don't think it was chosen because the length of the shot considering that information isn't available to voters. Thanks for playing though. @Ozymandias, you don't have to post your own work to critique. You don't have to be good at singing to know good singing if you're trained. The problem is, they just don't know what they;re talking about--I don't care if they are actually photographers.
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ozymandias
phh no.. where did the picture go? please don't say it was because of the morons who posted dumb comments however can't post any of their own work to lend credibility to their assertions ?
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Haak
not a fan. I think it was chosen because of the length of time it was shot.
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ozymandias
Great Picture thank you for sharing!!! It looks great on a 27 Inch iMac screen!
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Coolerman
But what is the spot in the middle ?
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Coolerman
Very nice and smooth.
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lerch84
I just expressed my opinion, but your answers sound to me like: "We're right and you're wrong", so I stop my comments here.
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Brushfire
@lerch84: "this doesn't mean i downgrade this shot at all" - so why did you write "it ruins this shot" in your first comment? @paul.charles.k: knaim2 is right. and it's obvious you didn't use a radial blur. people on this site get a submission of theirs selected/posted and all of a sudden they're god's gift to photography. meanwhile almost all the negative comments on this site seem to be shot from the hip and uneducated. people should try a bit of research, logical thinking, reading the photographer's description of the photo and most of all - trying the technique! Then talk about noise, etc. gimme a break.
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lerch84
knaim2, i only said i see a bit of noise in it and that is not impossible to take a clear and detailed shot..this doesn't mean i downgrade this shot at all.
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well its a nice picture. not wallpaper stuff for me but nice.
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knaim2
@lerch84, i don't think there is a right and wrong to photography. so what if it's not as clear and sharp as others? does that mean you have to downgrade it? it's completely fine.