November 27, 2019 — San Mateo County, California
Or maybe Rothko Turnover easy?
(Nikon D500, Tamron 100–400mm f/4.5–6.3 Di VC USD. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 3.2; Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
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California based fine-art photographer featuring abstract, impressionist, and minimalist seascapes — near and distant — and floral-based images.
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You certainly did take care of business here. Nice horizon rim lighting. 🙂
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😊🙏
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Oh, I think they would both fall in love with this…. humble ol’ me certainly has! 👌
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A lot of work went into this. I almost threw it out. Glad I didn’t.
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So am I!!!
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Another winner.
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Thanks very much, Paula.
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You certainly know how to take care of your business!
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I was working overtime on this one. Thank you!
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You could also replace Bachman with the somewhat similar-sounding Jackson, i.e. William Henry Jackson, who over his long life (1843–1942) painted and photographed the American West. I never knew till now that the 70s rock group came from Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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I could. They did.
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Yes the light on the horizon…so beautiful again Michael…Have a peaceful day ~ sending joy Hedy 💫
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Thank you very much, Hedy. I aim to. You too.
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Outstanding shot, Michael. Nice work.
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Thank you very much, Ken. As I said to others, it may not show it but a lot of work went into this one. It is not quite as it originally, literally, looked. It is, however, what I saw.
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As with most photographers’ work, there is a personal interpretation of each image that transcends what the literal sight was. Most of your work involves a great deal of personal vision. I’m sure even Chewy would agree.
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Indeed. Chewy was one of my muses.
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Overdrive is the word >>> love this, very dramatic, wonderful! 🙂
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Thank you very much.
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Interesting image you have created…it invites one to sit and contemplate the darkness of the ocean and clouds, the mist of sky rain, and serenity beyond the horizon. While the whiteness of the horizon did initially invite my eyes, they wandered away to visit the darkest dark before venturing into the background. thank you for sharing.
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Thank you. My idea was that the dark act as a frame for the light. Like a stage: floor below, curtains above.
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The horizon light 👍
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Thank you.
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I’m having a little trouble reconciling the different elements (upper, middle, lower) but it does keep me looking, and wondering. 🙂
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Thank you. You aren’t the only one.
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Well, I sure hesitated to say that. It’s good to be able to say more than “fantastic, etc.” sometimes, right? 🙂
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Absolutely. One of the reasons I post these is for feedback. The Muse had pretty much the same thoughts you did.
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Feeling deeply moved by this composition and hypnotic light 🙏🏻
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Thank you. It is always gratifying when I manage to create the effect I’m going for. 🙏
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