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Published: 2008-09-17 18:44:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 2200; Favourites: 112; Downloads: 0
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Tide was very low when I went out to take pictures. You can get great results with the reflection of the sky on the wet beach, but it's hard to get some iother nteresting foregrounds. I decided to try creating a foreground with seashore. I waited till a ship passed to get more waves and more shore. This one is the best result I think! Polarizer was used to hold back some of the light.Related content
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This photo has been featured in my Big Photography feature - - > [link] Take a look, there are a lot of photos =]
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Thank you very much. I missed your comment by accident. So sorry for the late reply.
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It's not a problem, and you are always welcome
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Hi!
Many congrats for being a Runner Up on "19 Seconds" contest!
I have featured your work on my journal , as a part of your prize!
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 40th .
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Excellent work 
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Gaaf !!, mooi gedaan Martijn !
Ik moet echt weer eens vroeg op pad gaan, nu ik deze schitterende foto zie begint het goed te kriebelen.
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Deze foto is 's avonds gemaakt hoor. Ik zou graag ook een keer 's ochtends op pad willen gaan ,maar ben meer avondmens. Kijk uit naar je foto's.
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Ik zie het staan "9:05:50 PM", maar dan nog is het een schitterende plaat !
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PM/AM het blijft lastig hoor. DankeschΓΆn.
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I like the foam splatters in the foreground
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You actually waited for those ships? 
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Well, it's the searoad to the port of Antwerpen, so ships come along frequently.
Thank you very much!
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I quite like the effect. I never thought ships so far away could make those waves though ! 
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