Abalone Cove, CA

[StefaninLA]

Here is my 500px link if you want to check out the style photos i take...little mmix of everything.


StefaninLA Photos - 500px

 

[Gary A.]

If you are talking about the house of curiosities, then no..But it does look like a photographers paradise riding by on my motorcycle. Its certainly on my list

No Clifton's Cafeteria.

Clifton's Cafeteria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I attended the grand reopening and I need to get back.

 

[Gary A.]

Checked out your images. You certainly get around. I like that you shoot everything.

 

[StefaninLA]

If you are talking about the house of curiosities, then no..But it does look like a photographers paradise riding by on my motorcycle. Its certainly on my list

No Clifton's Cafeteria.

Clifton's Cafeteria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I attended the grand reopening and I need to get back.

Yeah thats the place I meant...It says on the outside too. Cabinet of curiosity

 

[Gary A.]

If you are talking about the house of curiosities, then no..But it does look like a photographers paradise riding by on my motorcycle. Its certainly on my list

No Clifton's Cafeteria.

Clifton's Cafeteria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I attended the grand reopening and I need to get back.

Yeah thats the place I meant...It says on the outside too. Cabinet of curiosity

It is a very old and interesting place. Three levels and two bars ... you get in line for your food.

 

[martijn1980]

just crop 2 or 3 cm from top and it wille be awesome

 

[James W.]

Since I'm new to this as well, I can't really give a helpful critique on techniques, setting up, etc...

From an artistic standpoint though, I will offer you this suggestion: Try to crop out the large black rocks on the left and right sides of the image, and leave the sunset and the rocks in the foreground. When landscape painting, using flat black is a no-no because it distracts the eye, and the same can theoretically be said for other forms of art such as photography. Without those two black masses in each side of the image, the eye should gravitate towards the sunset and the rocks which are reflecting the sun. Again though, this is just a suggestion. The photograph is lovely as-is.

Thanks for posting!

--James

 

[StefaninLA]

Thanks a bunch Martinj and James W.....I really appreciate the input. Notes taken.