kotachev, EXTREMELY unnatural. While the sky is ok, the sea is completely unacceptable. It would reflect the sunlight and the sunset sky, and the color would be a decidedly unnatural blue.
mani, It's mid-September, just after six in the morning. At sunrise and sunset, the sun loses its brightness, and here it's behind clouds, so there's no glare on the water. When the sun emerges from behind a cloud, it becomes round, and glare appears on the water. In the following photos, everything is exactly like that. But the boat is gone... If you go to the sea at dawn, you'll be amazed at how often the lighting and colors change! Thank you!
mani, I specifically looked through the archive for "before" and "after" photos. The closest "before" and "after" photos are within a 15-second interval. The sea color is generally closer to gray, but here it's like this. Naturally, I looked at the unprocessed shots. In general, the sea comes in all shades of color, from almost white to almost black.
Yuri Shepelev, Even though the sun isn't very bright, it's still backlit, which is why the fishermen in the boat look like they do, without any details. The gate column also lacks details, but that doesn't raise any questions, does it? Thank you!
mani, I don't think you're entirely right. I live by the sea, and I'm there at different times of day, in different seasons. If you know, sunrises and sunsets are the most unpredictable and most magical times at the sea. The light and color of both the sea and the sky change every second. And that's true. Sometimes the sky and sea do such things that you look and wonder how such a thing can happen. So the picture is quite realistic. And as for the fishermen and the boat, it's a silhouette. That was probably the author's intention.
It's just that Yuri, as far as I remember, also wrote about the sea (I may have edited the post). If that's incorrect, I apologize.
Prud Elena, I doubt sunsets at the sea and on large lakes, which I also regularly visit, are that different. Both have water, sun, and sky. And I'm basing this on my own observations, which don't fit this picture at all.
Prud Elena, Lena, thank you, you described the state of the sea with remarkable precision! And everything about the boat with the fishermen is spot on. Unfortunately, this is a conversation between a blind person and a deaf person. It's like the joke about two Chukchi people, one of whom is eating an orange for the first time in his life, and the other is trying to guess what it tastes like based on his own sensations and observations...
Just Dreams, ahahahhh)))) You're like a child, honestly. And then it got to you Maybe you should go to the circus? I wish I'd left at least one useful comment, helped someone, or something, instead of stalking me with your nasty tongue. If you're only on the site because of me (or maybe you've fallen in love with me ), then I should know that's not what I'm after. PS: Another photo of me will be up soon, waiting for a one and a YES
mani, you continue to harass my comments, proving once again your lack of manners with your language. And the fact that I won't respond to you isn't because I have nothing to say, it's simply that I don't intend to engage in polemics with you.
mani, This is completely unacceptable... What are you doing fighting under my photo? I'm not interested in you at all, so I'm not going to look at, comment on, or rate your work. I hope the feeling is mutual. Moreover, this fight is even more incomprehensible... :naezd: Find another place!
I'm not interested in you at all, so I'm not going to look, comment, or rate your work.
And what does that have to do with it? If you don't want to look, don't look
Find another place!
If there was a private message on this site, I would have found it long ago. I apologize for posting under your photo, but that person is just trying to pick on me somewhere, showing off their rude nature. Well, I won't remain silent; that's just the way I am.
"Announce the whole list, p-please!"
Can you be more specific—what exactly about the edit you didn't like?
PS Why is the sun oval?
It's mid-September, just after six in the morning. At sunrise and sunset, the sun loses its brightness, and here it's behind clouds, so there's no glare on the water. When the sun emerges from behind a cloud, it becomes round, and glare appears on the water. In the following photos, everything is exactly like that. But the boat is gone...
If you go to the sea at dawn, you'll be amazed at how often the lighting and colors change!
Thank you!
I specifically looked through the archive for "before" and "after" photos. The closest "before" and "after" photos are within a 15-second interval. The sea color is generally closer to gray, but here it's like this. Naturally, I looked at the unprocessed shots.
In general, the sea comes in all shades of color, from almost white to almost black.
Even though the sun isn't very bright, it's still backlit, which is why the fishermen in the boat look like they do, without any details.
The gate column also lacks details, but that doesn't raise any questions, does it?
Thank you!
You should figure out what exactly you don't like, otherwise it's like in the joke: "I don't care which way your cap is turned!"
Prud Elena, I doubt sunsets at the sea and on large lakes, which I also regularly visit, are that different. Both have water, sun, and sky. And I'm basing this on my own observations, which don't fit this picture at all.
Lena, thank you, you described the state of the sea with remarkable precision! And everything about the boat with the fishermen is spot on. Unfortunately, this is a conversation between a blind person and a deaf person. It's like the joke about two Chukchi people, one of whom is eating an orange for the first time in his life, and the other is trying to guess what it tastes like based on his own sensations and observations...
The view at sea and on large lakes is VERY different. I won't try to convince you of this. Everything is known through comparison. Observe...
Everything is known by comparison. I won't argue. Observe.
Thank you!
the sunset is beautifully captured, and it's educational (for those who haven't yet seen such beauty in real life...:) )
I wish I'd left at least one useful comment, helped someone, or something, instead of stalking me with your nasty tongue. If you're only on the site because of me (or maybe you've fallen in love with me
PS: Another photo of me will be up soon, waiting for a one and a YES
This is completely unacceptable...
What are you doing fighting under my photo?
I'm not interested in you at all, so I'm not going to look at, comment on, or rate your work. I hope the feeling is mutual.
Moreover, this fight is even more incomprehensible... :naezd:
Find another place!
And what does that have to do with it? If you don't want to look, don't look
If there was a private message on this site, I would have found it long ago. I apologize for posting under your photo, but that person is just trying to pick on me somewhere, showing off their rude nature. Well, I won't remain silent; that's just the way I am.
Well, that's your business, but... what does that have to do with me?
Accepted!
(But out of respect to the author, I won't tell it.)
For some reason, the phrase "Man, you're fucked!!!" comes to mind (I'm talking about myself).
Well, maybe it'll resolve itself, huh?
These are not the words of a boy, but of a man!