A warm sunset by the water

[Seynabou Thiam]

Hello! Today I went on a walk and caught this beautiful sunset. The body of water is a river that runs through almost half of Quebec and flows into the Atlantic Ocean. I really like the Colors that are shown they are really warm and vibrant.

 

[Asher Kelman]

The composition, with Magritte-like intrusion in the foreground to frame the image is striking and has authority!

Thr striking diagonal reflected and blurred into the rippling water creates a unique and treasure sunset.

Asher

 

[Seynabou Thiam]

Thanks, Asher! I really appreciate your kind words. I hadn’t thought of interpreting it like that, but that’s a cool connection.

 

[Asher Kelman]

Seynabou,

An extra idea! Let me share this:

When I travel anywhere and see a captivating image, I frame as well as I can.

However, I realize that there could be more there, so I several further 25% overlapping images on each side and sometimes even above and below.

Then when I get home by my large computer monitor, I stitch then to build a panoramic scene that I could only have observed multiples of image to foreground distance behind me.

So I am able to look at it all and decide, de novo, whet compositions lie within. This permits entirely new perspectives, inclusion and exclusion and composition hardly possible if, in the actual location, behind you was a cliff, a lake or a bull in a field you could dare enter!

Asher

 

[Seynabou Thiam]

I really like that idea, it sounds cool and intriguing. I might try it next time something catches my eye!