Allot to see, and not so much. These waves are sand on the beach, build by wind. I wonder how the wind makes the same kind of waves as the sea does. (or did the water first constructed these waves?)
Wind and water are two different elements in nature, but the result is the same. If you have the answer, don’t hesitate to contact me.
These are blocks at the coast of Scheveningen near the harbor. The sunset creates a beautiful set of lines.
The choice of framework/composition is one of the most important things in photography.
Why did I intuitively chose for this type of composition? Perhaps because concrete is a heavy material as well as the rusty iron in this picture. It could be the explanation why the cross is placed more downwards.
We are conditioned to look at an image to see top (sky/clouds) and bottom (earth/ground). Sometimes we try to explain why we made a picture, but are unable afterwards.
It’s the enthusiasm of the photographer that makes the click.
This is a “wink” to my first post about photographing sunsets. Some people say it’s the most beautiful thing to see.
The funny thing is: “We always want to judge and see for our selfs”. With this image i keep myself curious about whats behind the black part in the image. Again, this is no Photoshop, just shot-as-is. When was the last time you first asked a question before you judged?
Try to understand, before being understood!