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St. Kilda Foreshore
Posted by CS (Melbourne, Australia) on 4 December 2006 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.
Lia from Atlanta, United States
Nice shot! Is that a piece of wood? It looks massive compared to the person.
4 Dec 2006 5:20am
emarquetti from Itajai, Brazil
That´s look like a big art, the shipwreck was capriciously placed.
4 Dec 2006 11:53am
Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan
wonderful. the person gives this the scale it needs. fine shot.
4 Dec 2006 12:03pm
Helen from Melbourne, Australia
St Kilda? Wow. What is this; a sculpture?
(Looks like I need to get out more!)
BTW I love this photo. I like the composition and the B&W works well.
4 Dec 2006 2:56pm
Colour blind from Tokyo, Japan
Are you joking is this St Kilda Melbourne??? Oh my God I've never ever seen this before. Great scope with this picture...I'll have to go and take some pics of this this Christmas when I come home for a holiday. Great picture with the person in it...you've given it scope.
4 Dec 2006 3:30pm
Zach Siebert from Bologna, Italy
dig your blog, man. very well compositioned photo.
4 Dec 2006 3:57pm
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
Excellent stunning image. He's looking one way and the boat another. Great minimalism.
4 Dec 2006 9:09pm
Mammoth In Chief from Naperville, United States
Gives a very isolated, lonely feeling... Very powerful!
4 Dec 2006 9:52pm
Shanen from Australia
Definately!.. i agree with most people.. it's definately the scope and composition.... i particularly agree with Damon Schreiber, Great Minimalism!!
i think i can even see a bird, is it?.. not sure
2iProps!
4 Dec 2006 10:27pm
Michael from Glasgow, United Kingdom
No chance you would be able to sit back and relax like that in St. Kilda (Scotland) at this time of year! Lovely shot.
4 Dec 2006 11:23pm
Darren from Tokyo, Japan
Excellent capture there mate. That guy in the photo and the boat are really well matched. B&W make it a really strong image. Good job
5 Dec 2006 12:05am
Matt Trujillo Photography from United States
Fantastic use of b&w to minimize the grass-sand-water combination. Great shot overall. Given the strength of your prior posts, I'll get critical and wish there was more shadow included on the left, and a horizontal horizon. Nit-picking at best, as this is an image I've enjoyed staring at for a long time to find anything to say other than "Wow!". Cheers.
5 Dec 2006 2:41am
@Matt Trujillo Photography: Thanks for the feedback Matt, seriously appreciated! :)
Ben from New York City, United States
Very interesting picture. I like the pose of the guy sitting there. Very unique and natural!
5 Dec 2006 4:00am
Paulo Jorge Oliveira from Odivelas, Portugal
Fantastic view, composition and moment.
*****
22 Apr 2007 10:52am
