Seascape

[peter delaney]

Leica M8.2 tri-elmar lens 1/125 f11 iso 160


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[Morkel Erasmus]

Love the tones and mood here Peter.
vignette coming on a tad strong in the corners which might be toned down somewhat, though I like a good vignette :bg3:
for me the FG rock is bordering on being a bit too prominent, though I can see why you went with it for all the nice textures

How are you finding the Leica? It's not the dedicated monochrome one, right?

[Jim Michael]

Compositionally very strong, I like how the eye is lead to the breaking wave in the distance.

[Robert Amoruso]

Peter,

Nice to see a B&W seascape here. I agree that the vignetting is to strong (caveat: I am not a fan of it so not inclined to like it).

The left FG is not acceptability sharp as I would prefer. I do like the strong leading lines of the rocks from the left into the image and feel the composition is very strong. I like the minimization of the BG on the right - enough to keep it interesting and discernible w/o making the right feel weak due to the large rock-mass on the left.

[Rachel Hollander]

Hi Peter - nice to see you posting over here too. I like the b&w treatment here and the leading lines of the rocks and foam. I agree on the vignette being a tad too strong especially in the lower corners.

TFS,
Rachel

[Mark Wiseman]

Hi Peter,
I like the strata of the rock leading the eye from the left to the upper right. I am happy with the vignette and as Morkel mentioned the image has lovely b&w tones.
TFS and best wishes,
Mark.
:cheers:

[Roman Kurywczak]

Hey peter,
I like the boldness of this! Yeah....might prefer a touch lore DOF on the left FG.....but I like the overall comp and mood as presented.