Photo The fishing fleet by Edward Howard

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photo:

The fishing fleet

photographer:

Edward Howard add to favorites

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categories:

landscape

tags:

water

album(s):

Folklore

notes:

In my first travel in the Egypt. These are the boats of the egyptian fishermen.

published:

Sat 5 Apr 2003 16:06

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https://www.photoforum.ru/photo/64190/

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morais de castro #1 Sat 5 Apr 2003 16:28

Very nice landscape. Beautiful boats. Nice work. Congrats Edward.

Edward Howard #7 Sat 5 Apr 2003 21:56

Tank you. I shall go to see your work.

Paulo Machado #2 Sat 5 Apr 2003 17:23

Excelent lighting and composition. The movement sensation is great.

Jose Sarmento #3 Sat 5 Apr 2003 18:27

I love the Old Egypt! This Image is very nice. An excellent photograph. My congratulations, Edward Howard, and be welcome to the Forum

Edward Howard #8 Sat 5 Apr 2003 21:58

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#3 Jose Sarmento wrote:

> I love the Old Egypt! This Image is very nice. An excellent
> photograph. My congratulations, Edward Howard, and be
> welcome to the Forum
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Tank you. I shall go to see your work.

Darryl Dmytriw #4 Sat 5 Apr 2003 19:17

Nice scene with good light and great color. At first, the scene seemed too cropped to me, with many things being cut off at the top. However, after looking at it awhile longer, I concluded that it could actually be cropped more--about a half inch from the top to eliminate the boat in front of the small island in the upper right corner, then about the same amount at the bottom to eliminate the stone wall (and the empty water in front of the boat in the foreground), and then a little more than this on the left, bringing the left edge up to the boats moored over there. The result is a nice panoramic image with a dynamic diagonal line of boats that makes the picture seem more active and alive.

Edward Howard #9 Sat 5 Apr 2003 21:59

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#4 Darryl Dmytriw wrote:

> Nice scene with good light and great color. At first, the
> scene seemed too cropped to me, with many things being cut
> off at the top. However, after looking at it awhile longer,
> I concluded that it could actually be cropped more--about a
> half inch from the top to eliminate the boat in front of the
> small island in the upper right corner, then about the same
> amount at the bottom to eliminate the stone wall (and the
> empty water in front of the boat in the foreground), and
> then a little more than this on the left, bringing the left
> edge up to the boats moored over there. The result is a
> nice panoramic image with a dynamic diagonal line of boats
> that makes the picture seem more active and alive.
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Tank you for your so important advise. I shall go to see your work.