Morning in Goa - Part 1

[Rajan Parrikar]

From my series Morning in Goa.

 

[Asher Kelman]

From my series

Morning in Goa.

Rajan,

This is such a pleasant surprise. We have a rising sun and a boat peacefully moored offshore. I wished you had just a little more of the foreground so we could see the beginning of the first line. No doubt, this was just one of many more pictures. Now I'll visit your link and explore!

Asher

 

[Rajan Parrikar]

Asher,

I shot a number of frames with variations around the basic composition. I even composed a couple in portrait mode. The line actually comes down under the bridge on which I was standing, so you don't actually see its starting point. Here is a composition after the sun got up. To me, it does not have the same serene feel as the one I showed in my blog post, but then it does have the added element of the canoe when the fishermen came out. In my blog post, I deliberately did not show the sun in any of the 3 images. (Note: I am still sorting through the photo shoot, so this is a quick rendering.)

 

[Asher Kelman]

Asher,

I shot a number of frames with variations around the basic composition. I even composed a couple in portrait mode. The line actually comes down under the bridge on which I was standing, so you don't actually see its starting point. Here is a composition after the sun got up. To me, it does not have the same serene feel as the one I showed in my blog post, but then it does have the added element of the canoe when the fishermen came out. In my blog post, I deliberately did not show the sun in any of the 3 images. (Note: I am still sorting through the photo shoot, so this is a quick rendering.)

This picture works well. It's also interesting to consider it with everything below the large moored boat, cropped away. Then the boat anchors the eye. It is still asleep and the active part if the canoe with the early morning fishermen and a great reflection of morning fire on the water.

Asher