Originally posted by kcjonez Love the varying textures here and the movement created by the light.
Well done!
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed it!
Originally posted by forensicscientist Great image....I really like it!
Thank you very much indeed!
Originally posted by ignath it is very hard to comment on your photos, Vieri - all good words are already said numerous times before
!thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much Ignath, that's truly very kind of you to say, glad you are enjoying my work!
Originally posted by Sailor Beautifully done, Vieri! Also I like the "ray of hope" cutting through the dark skies - something we all need right now!
Jer
Thank you very much Jer, glad you enjoyed it!
And yes, rays of hope are abundantly needed, these days!
Originally posted by FozzFoster wowza! what a powerful image! well done
Thank you very much indeed, glad you enjoyed it!
Originally posted by othar Nice composition and phenomenal light, what more to desire. Well done
Thank you very much indeed!
Originally posted by pichaser Your images are never a matter of random fortune .
Thank you very much for your comment, much appreciated
While fortune can help, if one would rely on fortune alone to do this job, one would be sorely disappointed - I'd much rather do my best to help my fortune instead! As they say, the more one work at something, the luckier one becomes
Originally posted by ovaletedecopas very nice photo!
Thank you very much!
Originally posted by MSL A smooth shape could cause waves to simply bounce along the wall, and possibly magnify. The sharp points break up the waves and the pocket areas can suck out energy by creating dead zones where the water mostly circulates. Of course this is partly guesswork on my part as there may be other reasons these specific shapes were chosen.
Thank you very much for that, I figured there must be reasons for the bizarre shapes - luckily for us, the result is also extremely inspiring, photographically speaking
Originally posted by Angelic Layer Great picture
Thank you very much indeed!
Best regards,
Vieri