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Published: 2008-08-10 08:49:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 16095; Favourites: 939; Downloads: 0
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So they tried to get out...but only made it to the beach----------------------------------------------------------------------
Fishing trawlers washed ashore in stormy seas 2 weeks ago.
Unluckily there weren't any clouds so I had to make do with the clear skies.
This is Melkbosstrand, South Africa and you can see Table Mountain and Cape Town in on the Horizon
Sigma 10-20mm
Cokin CPL
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Your beautifull work has been featured on my journal [link]
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BEAUTIFUL! If you don't mind, please check my page, and comment if you like. Thanks
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Your work has been featured in my journal [link]
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gorgeous shot; the colors on the boat are flawless
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Was hierdie foto in een van die koerante gepubliseer? Dit lyk bekend.
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ek kan nie onthou nie...daar was 'n heeltemal ander foto van die shoot in die pix mag...dit was dalk in die burger op 'n stadium
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The water action makes the shot exciting and beautiful.
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oh my word, this is right where i live, in melkbos
i remember this!
your photos are so beautiful, it made my jaw drop
xx
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Gorgeous shot 
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how awesome! it's like you hit the rewind button on the tide!!! excellent job
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It is so refreshing to see someone use motion in their prints. The foreshortening is exquisite, and again it is so good to see someone using the capabilities of the medium to its fullest.
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had to make do with clear skies? lol I wish I had to make do with clear skies here in the UK!
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lovely shot
all that effect on the wash from only 1/3 second shutter speed?
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im a sucker for waterscapes.
love water, sailing swimming anything tbh
been sailing most of my long long (17 years 
I thought that the min speed of 4 seconds on my camera was not enough because ive never really played with it before but apparently it is
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i know you admire and aspire to work like gilad's but i have to tell you i find your style 10 times earthier and much more real than his.
congrats on a wonderful piece here, alongside alot of your most recent submissions.
keep it up, man.
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Thanks. That means a lot coming from you
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Is the water in this photo moving toward you or away from you? Would I be able to tell the difference if you took one of each? Fantastic photo. I love your work.
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If I could favourite this more than once, I would.
Great choice of shutter speed, and I think clouds would make the photo look too cluttered.
Is South Africa really as beautiful as your photos make it seem? I'm considering travelling there when I leave school.
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A good photographer can make an ordinary scene seem amazing. South Africa is beautiful. But I've never been overseas so i can't compare it with anything.
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It almost look like little clouds floating over the ground
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Great capture of the moment and wonderful angle!
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Altyd goed om locals hier te kry
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Nice long exposure effect created to the ocean. great shot,
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This Work is featured here: [link] - I hope this is ok
Greetings Sven
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Ever so often i get the honor of viewing monumental images. This image is monumental for so many technical reasons. I fear this is a lesson on not seeing how to compose an image, but having the smarts to photograph it armed with a lifetime of knowledge on how to expose it. I think the small aperture gives perfect depth, and the slow shutter really creates the drama with all of the water motion blur... this is outstanding.
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