Luci della sera

Posted by One (Açores, Portugal) on 28 August 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

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Comments (14)

Calusarus from St Sorlin en Valloire, France

Beautiful sky on this shot…

28 Aug 2008 5:09am

Zygene from morlaix, France

Une très jolie lumière, bravo.

28 Aug 2008 5:32am

Ana Lúcia from Leiria, Portugal

Parece um belo fim de tarde. Relaxante.

28 Aug 2008 6:24am

dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States

beautiful coast, beautiful sky... marvelous shot!!

28 Aug 2008 6:36am

don from spokane, United States

A fine coastal view. I especially like the low sunlight falling on scene with the sun itself out of the frame.
This gives the shot a beautiful, warm color cast. Fine detail (which I always like) completes the very appealing shot. Super photography.

28 Aug 2008 2:47pm

Arps from Hyderabad, India

What a beautiful place...feel like sitting on the rocks and watch the sunset.. Very well shot

28 Aug 2008 7:02pm

jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand

Beautiful lovely view point

28 Aug 2008 9:02pm

Luis Rodrigues from Lisbon, Portugal

Cores fantásticas!

28 Aug 2008 10:16pm

Sun from Tehran, Iran

Amazin...Nicely done!

29 Aug 2008 12:17am

Stephen Phillips from San Francisco, United States

Beautiful, Leone - this is very special. The light - both on shore and off is breathtakingly beautiful. Peace.

29 Aug 2008 1:17am

John Maslowski from Dallas,PA, United States

Beautiful composition, love the curving shoreline and the gorgeous sky. Outstanding picture, really a great shot.

29 Aug 2008 2:52am

akarui from Kagoshima, Japan

For my taste I prefer the colors of this picture which look more realistic than other pictures in your portofolio. With HDR process it is easy to go too far...

29 Aug 2008 3:06am

@akarui: As I said a few days ago ... I think that the technique SDR allows to include in the image everything that you see with your eyes when shooting. Unlike as we are accustomed to having to adapt to the limits imposed by photographic lenses. Of course, this technique also enables us to exaggerate, and this is not always a good thing..... Many thanks for the comment.