What about this one ?..

[bnnrcn]

Still trying B&W sunsets, C&C are appreciated as always

[csa mt]

Ohhh, I really like this one!!! I wouldn't change a thing, as far as I can tell!

[Mark von Kanel]

Wonderfully atmospheric Binnur, its great as is but im just wondering about the 3/4 rocks spoiling the glassy surface of the foreground water, cant help but think it would be cleaner without them.

[dedro]

i think it looks great binnur

[Bobobird]

Looks great to me too.

[Kodiak]

If I can't be sure if this is really a sunset or a sunrise…
I know for sure that this is a great piece of work!
One more for Binnur!

Only one suggestion: the promenade (or what ever it is called) is in its whole length
confused with the opposite shoreline. Have you scout for a PoV the might detach it
somehow?

[Mike Buckley]

Terrific image! Well done!

I like Daniel's suggestion; in lieu of a nearby rise, take a very tall ladder next time.

[Shadowman]

Nice, I like the fade to black.

[Manfred M]

A nice shot Binnur. It certainly works well.

Is there any particular reason you decided to go B&W on this shot? The main reason for my asking is that sunrise / sunset shots are often taken becuase of the beautiful colours we see then, and you have decided to ignore them.

[deetheturk]

Lovely capture Binnur, I was thinking the same as Daniel about separating the pier from the horizon then it would be a brilliant image well done you!

David

[bnnrcn]

Thank you Carol, I'm glad that you liked the image

Ohhh, I really like this one!!! I wouldn't change a thing, as far as I can tell!

[bnnrcn]

Thank you Mark I will consider your suggestion, but then I will have to crop some of the reflections too. If it works fine I will upload the crop .

Wonderfully atmospheric Binnur, its great as is but im just wondering about the 3/4 rocks spoiling the glassy surface of the foreground water, cant help but think it would be cleaner without them.

[bnnrcn]

Thank you Dedric for looking and commenting

i think it looks great binnur

[bnnrcn]

Thank you Bobo, I'm glad that you liked it



[QUOTE=Bobobird;439082]Looks great to me too.[


/QUOTE]

[bnnrcn]

Thank you very much for looking and commenting Kodiak. Next time I will be careful about the confusion, very useful critique, thanks for that

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If I can't be sure if this is really a sunset or a sunrise…
I know for sure that this is a great piece of work!
One more for Binnur!

Only one suggestion: the promenade (or what ever it is called) is in its whole length
confused with the opposite shoreline. Have you scout for a PoV the might detach it
somehow?

[bnnrcn]

Thank you very much Mike Next time a ladder on my scooter

Terrific image! Well done!

I like Daniel's suggestion; in lieu of a nearby rise, take a very tall ladder next time.

[bnnrcn]

Thank you John

Nice, I like the fade to black.

[bnnrcn]

Hi Manfred, I'm glad that you liked the image I think I'm under the impression of Lee Frost. I have read some of his articles and I have seen some of his B&W images with water and powerful skies. So, I wanted to give it a go. I like exploring and trying different things as a part of my learning curve.

A nice shot Binnur. It certainly works well.

Is there any particular reason you decided to go B&W on this shot? The main reason for my asking is that sunrise / sunset shots are often taken becuase of the beautiful colours we see then, and you have decided to ignore them.

[bnnrcn]

Thank you David, next time I will certainly consider the suggestions about the separation

Lovely capture Binnur, I was thinking the same as Daniel about separating the pier from the horizon then it would be a brilliant image well done you!

David

[Stagecoach]

I also like it Binnur it really emphasises the reflections on the water but I see it's going to be a challenge separating that pier from the horizon.

Grahame