Wait Wait Wait DOH!

[Geronimo]

I was attempting to capture the man on the rocks in the middle of the lite up sea when a co-worker of mine stepped into the frame. I think it turned out good and unexpected.

 

[photobug]

Hehehe. At least he's in focus. Makes it look like they were both supposed to be there.

Jim

 

[MsRaber]

I like it!! It does look like he was supposed to be there.

 

[ksmattfish]

I like it too. It looks like a giant is staring down at a little guy.

 

[Geronimo]

I like it still. The more I look at it the more I do. Would need to clean up some of the flares from the sun though.

 

[captain-spanky]

i like that as is! looks really cool!

 

[Third Eye]

Looks like he's gonna eat him!

 

[MrG]

I see what the others are saying, but I think it's a really moving shot because there's a distinct seperation between the two. It's kind of depressing, like there's something between them weighing them down.

Mike

 

[oriecat]

I can totally see that too MrG.

I think it's a great shot Gero.

 

[drlynn]

I really like it, too. The guy in the foreground has that "Boy, I wish I could be out there ..." wistful/depressed/angst-ridden look.

 

[metroshane]

That's great. I thought the guy in the foreground was a rock formation at first. I like the pic.

 

[Geronimo]

well thank you guys and gals

 

[terri]

Wow! And I just posted something in another thread about how so-called *mistakes* can be wonderful - this proves the point even more.

Someone up there mentioned cleaning up the solar flares - I wouldn't bother. I think they look perfect here. The entire image speaks of being a dream, and the sun and the flare only intensifies this dreamy state. How excellent you were shooting in B&W.

You should be proud of this one! You ended up with a great image.

 

[GUYO]

Sometimes the most unpredictable thing
turns out to be our best shots
I repeat ...
Sometimes !
P.S. - A good photographer can't always count on that only !