Photo "Longings"

chandru shahani #2 Wed 12 Oct 2005 21:44

A quitely dramatic work with beautiful flow of colors
enhanced by the composition. The light is fantastic
and conveys such a solitary mood.

miguel #3 Wed 12 Oct 2005 22:09

Pleasant. Well composed
Well presented.
Regards!

Yan Stav #4 Wed 12 Oct 2005 23:05

Avoda tova.aval misgeret lo matima le ofi shel tmuna. Ve od bayia ha rosh mishtalev im ha e
Misparim she mufiim be tguva ha rishona sheli nisiti lihtov be hebrev - lo izhlahti.
Hatima tova

Nuno Milheiro #5 Thu 13 Oct 2005 02:23

Very well captured moment and good colours!

Regards

Fernando Dinis #7 Thu 13 Oct 2005 04:14

Great mood
beautiful

B.K. von Bernhard #8 Thu 13 Oct 2005 07:21

love the photo , love the framing ! What more can I say ? " Love the Author " ?
warm regards , Barry )) Shalom !

Basil Yevseev #9 Thu 13 Oct 2005 09:45

Well made plot & photo. Congratulations!

Nada Vujanic #10 Thu 13 Oct 2005 10:15

Perfect title for this beautiful photo!

luquesio melo #11 Thu 13 Oct 2005 14:49

It's a very beautiful and quiet place to meditate about life and mother nature!!!
excellent capture.

silvia marmori #12 Thu 13 Oct 2005 22:48

excellent view.. so full of mood....

Mirko Barone #13 mon 17 Oct 2005 13:40

quite moody... makes me a bit melancholic, but in a positive way:) The man on the corner could be the subject of 1000 interpretations... wonderful land, well captured. If you want a critique (otherwise I will only say compliments:D) I could say that the orizont line looks a little bit (0.5 degrees) moved on the right side and the frame would have been better if the head would not collide to the island... but those are details. I really like also the external frame-effect.
:)

I-S IRAM #15 Tue 18 Oct 2005 03:34

Hi Mirko, how are you?
Yes, I'd like to get critics, and if you may I wish to explain:
The man sits at the southest point in Argentina, he looks toward Antarctica (the southest point on the globe), it's winter - maybe that's the cause of the melancolic mood, I interpret his solitude as longings for home (while it could be 1000 other interpretations). What I love in the photo is the monochromatic tones and the fact that nature and man coloured the same. That's why I don't care that the head combines with the view, maybe I prefer it this way because it's emphasise the connection between the tow. Yes, the horizen is bent - but no one is perfect.....
Warm regards.
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Mirko Barone #18 Tue 18 Oct 2005 18:16

Hello Ilil! I am fine..;) Thank you very much for your explanation: you are right... I like the vision of the man being somehow "united" to the earth. IT could be seen also that he IS earth, whil he looks at the other element, which is sea (but can also be sky) and he wishes to join them... to join what is far or different from him.
Too much philosophy?
ciao!
:)

Berenice Kauffmann Abud - AFIAP #14 mon 17 Oct 2005 21:25

Excellent composition!!!
Beautiful scene!!!
Warm regards!

Phil Sanders #16 Tue 18 Oct 2005 11:50

Very good composition ... excellent title