Rocky Goa #1 High Key. C&C Welcome

[fotugraphy]

Hi, going forward on my photography venture I stopped and clicked another shot. Can you please review it and let me know what exactly is missing for it to make it much better?

Please provide your views and suggestion with composition, frame, crops.

Thank You

PS : Please click on the image for lightbox screen view (Highly recommended)

[Urbanflyer]

Love the shot! Two things to think about: 1) try cropping a little from the top and commensurately from the left. 2) Try straightening a little using the base of the faint rock on the left as a benchmark.

Such a great atmosphere you have captured! Thanks for sharing!

[Shadowman]

Nicely done.

[Wavelength]

O, this kind of image can absorb the viewer into it

[Manfred M]

Nice shot Raj. This is certainly not what I would have expected in an image of Goa (but then, I haven't been there, so my opinions are based on what I have seen in tourist literature, rather than things that would attract photographers).

The image is almost mysterious looking (which I like) and I also like that you haven't lost 100% of the texture in the water,as the viewer does need some small break between sea and sky). I like negative space in an image too (and it works here), but I personally might be tempted to trim some off the top and some off the right side to give the image a bit more balance.

[fotugraphy]

Love the shot! Two things to think about: 1) try cropping a little from the top and commensurately from the left. 2) Try straightening a little using the base of the faint rock on the left as a benchmark.

Such a great atmosphere you have captured! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks a lot for your kind review and suggestion

[fotugraphy]

Nicely done.

Thanks a lot for your kind review and appreciation

[fotugraphy]

O, this kind of image can absorb the viewer into it

Thanks a lot for your valuable review and kind words

[fotugraphy]

Nice shot Raj. This is certainly not what I would have expected in an image of Goa (but then, I haven't been there, so my opinions are based on what I have seen in tourist literature, rather than things that would attract photographers).

The image is almost mysterious looking (which I like) and I also like that you haven't lost 100% of the texture in the water,as the viewer does need some small break between sea and sky). I like negative space in an image too (and it works here), but I personally might be tempted to trim some off the top and some off the right side to give the image a bit more balance.

Thanks a lot for your kind review and suggestion sir Yes, it was a very hectic trip for goa and i just had one chance to shoot rocks and sea as fine art i must admit it was my very first seascape and experimented a lot in those few minutes time.

[Urbanflyer]

of course I meant commensurately from the right, not the left--ambidextrous thinking!!