Critique Welcomed Wedding Shoot

[Brian Moore]

Late afternoon at Seal Beach, California.

Canon P with Kodak 400 film.

 

[Dave Farnes]

That is a beautiful image, love the colours.
What a wonderful setting for a wedding.

 

[Brian Moore]

That is a beautiful image, love the colours.
What a wonderful setting for a wedding.

Thanks Dave. Much appreciated.

 

[Pete Askew]

The colours are indeed very, very nice. Interesting viewpoint too. Are on one of the lifeguard lookouts?

 

[Pete Askew]

Or did you bring your utility pole with you?

 

[Brian Moore]

The colours are indeed very, very nice. Interesting viewpoint too. Are on one of the lifeguard lookouts?

Or did you bring your utility pole with you?

Thanks Pete. I was on the pier. (I leave my utility pole in Los Angeles for when I need it to obscure amazingly interesting things.)

 

[Rob MacKillop]

That's the straightest horizon in the history of the universe. A lovely image, which invites you in.

 

[Brian Moore]

That's the straightest horizon in the history of the universe. A lovely image, which invites you in.

I've trained myself to always strive for level horizons so as to avoid the snooping of those dreadful dreadful people, the Horizon Police, whose Chief Superintendent haunts this forum. (I'm not naming names Pedro!)

Thanks Rob.

 

[Pete Askew]

Straight it might be, level it ain't! It's on the list, Mr Moore!

 

[Brian Moore]

Straight it might be, level it ain't! It's on the list, Mr Moore!

(See what you have unleashed, @Rob MacKillop?)

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Sorry...

 

[Rense Haveman]

Living at the edge of the world eh? If we believe the earth is not flat, why then bother tilted horizons? Somewhere over there they MUST have tilted horizons, otherwise the world would be flat. Am I missing some point?

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Beautiful Brian, an image that transports a person away and above the incidental , shame on them

 

[Brian Moore]

Living at the edge of the world eh? If we believe the earth is not flat, why then bother tilted horizons? Somewhere over there they MUST have tilted horizons, otherwise the world would be flat. Am I missing some point?

I believe in your logic Mr. Haveman, but I suspect those dreadful dreadful people, the Horizon Police, whose Chief Superintendent has already stamped his jackboot on this post, though I won't name names (Pedro), would draw a silly distinction between tilted and curved, however illogical that distinction might be to right thinking people like you and I.

Beautiful Brian, an image that transports a person away and above the incidental , shame on them

lol. Thank you Julian.

 

[Rense Haveman]

I believe in your logic Mr. Haveman, but I suspect those dreadful dreadful people, the Horizon Police, whose Chief Superintendent has already stamped his jackboot on this post, though I won't name names (Pedro), would draw a silly distinction between tilted and curved, however illogical that distinction might be to right thinking people like you and I.

Well, that's all a question of scale, isn't it? Curved vs. tilted, I mean. From a very far distance, say: the moon, all horizon appears to be curved. However, on a more human scale, the horizon at the edges of the world seem to be tilted. Let alone the horizon down-under: accurate photography demands pictures with heaven below, and the Planet up....

Why doesn't the Horizon Police understand this simple fact? They live in another world, presenting alternative facts!

 

[Rense Haveman]

Besides, they drive at the left side of the road, which is awkward too!

 

[Brian Moore]

They live in another world, presenting alternative facts!

Fake news! (@Pete Askew )

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

They ain't dead yet. You preserved them well. "Shooting" your cannon off again. Was it blanks this time?

 

[Brian Moore]

They ain't dead yet. You preserved them well. "Shooting" your cannon off again. Was it blanks this time?

Thanks Ivar.