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Julia (comment Please)
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what do you think?? It is my first time posting a image so just click on it to enlarge i think :?
Andy,
it is very hard to see at this size. Even when you click to get a larger picture it is still very small to try and pick out any real details.
From what I can see this is a good shot, the reflections are excellent but as I said the details are hard to make out and therefore difficult to comment on.Kieran.
HI , i like the shot, I am a fan or the B&W with touches of colour but it works on very few pics. It works on this one for me!.
I’d crop out some of the space to the left of the ship and I’d also look to reduce the noise in the sky
RAS
Not sure if this fits in “Landscape”, however …
I run hot and cold on the selective colouring and I think in this case, it confuses the composition.
For me, the light at the front of the boat is very distracting and makes the image hard to visualise.
This is a nice photo Andy. I think the small splashes of colour work well.
Mark
I like this image. I do like the selective colouring. My only criticism would be that I find the Frame a bit too strong and as a result distracting.
Hi Andrew. I like the composition in this. I think the light in front of the boat is very bright (maybe too bright) in comparison to the other lights and catches my eye. I normally don’t mind selective colouring (in small amounts), but I find it confusing here and it doesn’t work for me. You have coloured the reflections of the lights, but not the lights themselves and you have coloured the lifeboats but not their reflections. I think it would be better in full B&W.
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