Great word interpretation for this kind of chop. Not a good time to play in the surf.
Love the photo, Tom. I suspect I'd prefer a bit more at the top of the wave at the expense of the sand at the bottom- but I can't be sure.
Charlie
actually, Charlie, I was timing my hand-held shots on the receding wave - too soon and it was too light, too late and it was too dark . . . . 'timing is everything' or something like that.
regards, tom
you are probably right, Ray; I could cut it up many a way.
is an image every done? I always remember that Ansel Adams re-worked images his whole life, one version after another, all different.
regards, tom
tomandmarj wrote:
you are probably right, Ray; I could cut it up many a way.
is an image every done? I always remember that Ansel Adams re-worked images his whole life, one version after another, all different.
regards, tom
Tom,
This is very nice. As we progress with our work and go back to look at images done in the past, new sparks bring ideas that were not seen with the initial workings of an image.
