Before the rain - B&W

[bnnrcn]

C&C appreciated

PS. I don't know why but I'm seeing the image elongated Logging out and loggin in again might be helpful to see the image with its correct dimensions.

PS. I have just noiced that the color of the frame is not very suitable , I will fix it later .

[Digital]

Nice image.



Bruce

[Rebel]

Very nice Binnur, that sky is amazing and the water is crystal clear and sharp.

[bnnrcn]

Thanks Bruce

Nice image.



Bruce

[bnnrcn]

Thanks Matt . I'm glad that you liked it

Very nice Binnur, that sky is amazing and the water is crystal clear and sharp.

[Shadowman]

C&C appreciated

PS. I don't know why but I'm seeing the image elongated Logging out and loggin in again might be helpful to see the image with its correct dimensions.

PS. I have just noiced that the color of the frame is not very suitable , I will fix it later .

I've seen the same thing occurring today.

[Shadowman]

Nicely captured and converted.

[ionian]

I particularly like the lines that are suggested by the path between the rocks, and the bottom of the clouds -it creates an X shape that takes the eye to the horizon. IMO, just get rid of the frame entirely - you could try a hint of vignette instead which will emphasise the lines to the centre of the image.

[Mike Buckley]

I like that the clouds converge at about the same place the rocks converge. Well done!

[MarieV]

Very nicely composed and captured Binnur.

[flashback]

Binnur, beautiful shots, the clouds are striking, the entire scene is somewhat ominous.
Two thoughts; maybe a bit more contrast in the sky/clouds to bring out a bit more detail and (maybe an optical illusion but) the horizon appears tilted a bit down to the left, maybe a slight clockwise rotation?

[rpcrowe]

Very nice image. It gives me an ominous feeling about the oncoming weather...

[Barbara Ponder]

Lovely shot Binnur! We have had massive flooding in my area so I am very family with the forboding look of ominous clouds.

[IzzieK]

Binnur...lovely image and lovely composition. I like that you had mixed the slow shutter speed and the texture of the water is not really milky. The clouds, I am not sure about...it is not a dislike but a preference for the natural looking cloud than taken with slow motion or something like that. I cannot explain,but just like water, I prefer a faster shutter speed because clouds moves...with the wind, with the rotation of the earth. I hope that is a better explanation...

[Brownbear]

Hi Binnur,

I can't comment on b&w but as always beautifully composed and photographed. I adore the mood, the pebbles in the foreground, the layers of rocks, and especially the sky which I think is magical.

When I move the image around in the lytebox I'm also fond of it cropped square (just a little off of the left side) because it seems to emphasize the shape of the clouds/sky overlooking the rocks, and also the dark mood. But at the cost of losing that wispy line of cloud.

I have yet to even try photographing an image like this, so thank you for the inspiration.

[purplehaze]

Very nice, Binnur. Like Jack, I thought the horizon appeared to be dipping to the left and I also wondered whether it needed a bit of perspective correction. Lovely scene, though. I'm wanting to dip my toes in that water.

[Rita]

A beautiful image Binnur. The ominous feel to the image is wonderful.

[ST1]

Great composition and conversion both of which come together very well. Well spotted and captured Binnur

[TonyW]

Very nice composition and tonal contrast. It's interesting how the clouds and rocks seem to have similar forms.

I notice that when I reload the page, the images switches between square and elongated.

[JBW]

my only change would be to have the horizon closer to 1/3 mark.