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Hi all, this pirate ship is sailing at sunset having fun in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico

Can you please critic composition?

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Old 09-04-2011, 05:00 AM
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I wonder what that would look like with the sun behind the ship? Did you manage to get a shot of that? If so, I think it would be more interesting.
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I wonder what that would look like with the sun behind the ship? Did you manage to get a shot of that? If so, I think it would be more interesting.
Unfortunately, it did not happen, I was looking for the same shot without success
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Nice capture, Art. I would suggest either trying to get the ship properly exposed or letting it appear as a black silhouette. Right now, you're kind of between the two extremes where I can see a little detail, but not much. Also, the image feels a little cramped to me and I would like to see a little more negative space around the sun and ship.
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got it, I guess it will be easier to darken the ship as silhouette
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Nice job Art! I really like the composition...sailing into the sunset. It works well. I agree that the ship appears to be in between making out detail and total silhouette but I think your shot works fine. The only improvement I can think of would be to sharpen the ship just a bit. It appears a bit out of focus. I copied the image and ran it through the high pass filter in Photoshop and it fixed it right up.

Nice job!
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sounds good, let me work on it
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