Oilrigs / Boats Seascapes

[Jerson Ledesma]

here's another share guys, hope you like it.. C&C's are welcome too..

ANASURIA

Day



Night



thanks for viewing.

[Jerson Ledesma]

Another one here

K-15



thanks for viewing..

[chris-p]

The first shot doesn't do a lot for me at all - it's got no real point of interest and it's a bit flat. The second one is better and I like the minimalist composition.

But the third one, of K-15 is lovely. Great colour, really nicely framed, nice and sharp, moody sky and really well metered and exposed.

[matt wilson]

what he said ...........number 3 is brilliant.

[Jerson Ledesma]

Originally Posted by chris-p

The first shot doesn't do a lot for me at all - it's got no real point of interest and it's a bit flat. The second one is better and I like the minimalist composition.

But the third one, of K-15 is lovely. Great colour, really nicely framed, nice and sharp, moody sky and really well metered and exposed.

@ chris, many thanks for the inputs, really appreciate it.. I need to learn more on proper compositon, just a newbie in this hobby

@ matt, thanks indeed..

[chris-p]

I'm not an artistic person by nature - I'm a hardcore scientist is what I am and always will be. I've no issues with the technical stuff and can calculate the angles of view or pixel pitches etc till I'm blue in the face.

So I find composition is the "hard" bit of photography.
Some of it's straight forwards (like the rule of thirds etc) but I am currently reading this book which is all about how we look at and read photos. It's full of useful information and has taught me loads about composition.