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[Melanie90]

[Shadowman]

Hi Melania,

I think the main elements of this composition are the two rock formations, they give good leading lines and nice contrast of textures. The colors are a bit drab, some visible in the sky but none really within the rest of the composition. I'm almost leaning towards suggesting cloning out the bird; but in doing so would remove the only point of interest created by the leading lines. Perhaps some additional post processing is in order. Nice effort.

[JohnRostron]

I find this is a great composition. The rocks in the left foreground complement the headland at the right. The sea seems to have a colour cast, but I am sure that this is real and part of the picture.

I am intrigued by the bird. It looks more like a bird of prey (a buzzard?) than the expected seagull. Do you know what it was (or at least, was it brown or white)?

John

[Melanie90]

Hi John! Thanks for your comment It was a seagull, I've took this photo in Bray, Ireland

[mugge]

I do like the image. Is the colour sepia?
Cheers Mugge

[Melanie90]

Hi, why you think the two rock formations are the main element?

[Melanie90]

Yes it is.
Thanks Mugge

[Melanie90]

Hi Melania,

I think the main elements of this composition are the two rock formations, they give good leading lines and nice contrast of textures. The colors are a bit drab, some visible in the sky but none really within the rest of the composition. I'm almost leaning towards suggesting cloning out the bird; but in doing so would remove the only point of interest created by the leading lines. Perhaps some additional post processing is in order. Nice effort.

Hi, why you think the two rock formations are the main element?

[Shadowman]

Hi, why you think the two rock formations are the main element?

Hi Melania,

I know or think you see the bird as the main element, but I think the bird is dwarfed by the two rock formations in both size and tone.