Hanakapai Beach pt 1 (5.5)
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aFeinPhoto.com
Registered: Mar 15, 2006
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Continuing my series from my hike out to the beach...

The water winded its way to the ocean...and was super rad. If only I was there at sunset :-0

c/c always encouraged!

aF

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fixed horizon

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liked the texture in the conversion

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this was an attempt at a pano (4 shot, square pattern) and didnt work out...but...i feel the shot has a lot of potential

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I know a bit much but it would take forever to post these in smaller bunches!

Edited by aFeinPhoto.com on Aug 12, 2008 at 11:02 PM GMT



glyons
Registered: Apr 09, 2008
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Like #1 and 2a, #5 like the DoF here and comp.

Can I suggest, ND8 filter this would really work well to flatten the ripples in the water.
#1 I thinks need a bit of straightening

Gavin



JimFox
Registered: Jan 11, 2005
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Hey Aaron,

Some very interesting shots here! I really like your #1 shot a lot. Great work on the B&W conversion on that one! My other favorite was the last one. What a cool shot with all of those footprints! Man, I have to go try that next time I am at the beach...

Jim



yogi3939
Registered: Oct 19, 2005
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The last one works like an optical illusion. If you look at it and look away then look back at it sometimes it will appear to be inverted. The footsteps will look like they are projecting from the sand instead of indented into it.



hugh
Registered: Jan 09, 2002
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Hello Aaron,

Good work on the first one. A fine conversion and good sense of flow in the lines. I think you are right about the light. That said, the last one is a hoot - it's how I used to feel when arriving at work and finding way too much to do and not knowing where to start .

hugh



bshamilton
Registered: Aug 28, 2005
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Nice stuff, Aaron!
I like the 1st very much....Sweet perspective and the conversion is excellent!
The last makes me think.....which way did he go

Barry



aFeinPhoto.com
Registered: Mar 15, 2006
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Hey all!

Good response from everyone and thanks for the crit.

Gavin - Thanks for the notes. I def would like a nd8 filter but no funds...also in this situation I actually prefer the texture of the water for the shot.

Jim - the footprints shot was just serendipitious. I was leaving the cave (shots later) and the low light was making all the footprints pop in the semi soft sand. No idea how many people's feet are there!

thanks all!

aF



Roger Whitehead
Registered: Aug 12, 2002
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Nice series Aaron. How long a hike is it out to that beach and how strenuous on a scale of 1-10?

RWW



Art Knight
Registered: Sep 20, 2006
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#1 is my favorite. nice conversion and lots of depth. good job & I'm sure a proud one to show. art



aFeinPhoto.com
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Roger - i didnt find it very difficult at all...in fact i could have jogged it if i really wanted...and i know people do it barefoot...but then again people do the kalalau hike barefoot too

art - thanks...funny how everyone is going for 1 and it wasnt even my first pick...glad i posted :-)

aF



Suzanne Mathia
Registered: Aug 22, 2007
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I'm just loving the first one. Great DOF...leading lines..excellent conversion...beautiful work.


Thanks to Yogi I am now transfixed on the footprints!!!



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