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Published: 2004-10-27 21:03:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 11479; Favourites: 130; Downloads: 2896
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How is the sand today?
I'd build a castle but it'd fall anyways
Dust to dust, sand to sand
In between I need your hand
This world is tainted
But with you I know I'll make it
Day At The Beach / Sky Harbor
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Comments: 104
An unusual treatment for such a subject but one I personally like alot. You can't help but look for a story.
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Forgive me for my constant barage of favorites and comments; I'm browsing michelch's favorites and every other image I click is one of yours.
Don't take me as a stalker or anything. I just really dig your work.
This one included.
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wow!!! very nice!! i like ur shot!
wat camera are u using??
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ah i see..
cool camera! i wish i have nikon camera!
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errr..wow.
uhh how did you make the skies like that? they seem like they're coming down upon the girl.
very inspiring piece i may add. ;0)
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It's a boy.. my son
I used a polorizer ontop of a uv filter what created the darkening.
G
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this photo reminds me of my childhood. i was at the beach when i was very little, maybe some months. now i miss the beach so much.
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"Shutter Speed: 10/12500 second"
How did you do this ???
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drop the 0 from the data
It's 1/1250
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awesome, nothign to say or complain about. fav ish!
did you use any external light sources or just the sun and an uv-filter?
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great "mood" & atmosphere... don't know why it reminds me of the beach on "dark city" the movie 
ciao
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thats a new take on an old shot
i like it a lot
especially the strange tones
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for a moment i thought tht sky wasnt real... it seems as if the clouds are casting a shadow on the sky
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wow. that sky is amazing. and the child alone on the beach facing the darkening sky is so powerful. you have captured an intense moment.
love the contrast, colors, and overall composition.
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excelent! i love the contrasts in the sky...
again,great tones and very nice prespective too!
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i run out of things to say when i look at your imagery... it is simply fantastic.
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extremely surreal. cant quite find the edges around the girl and the sky, but it feels like they should be there. I am still amazed at how you can do this.
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it's something so alive..I can feel it..
It's most important thing when you can feel watching something..
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is it YOTAM in the pic...hihihi...but nice capture indeed...congrats
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Yes, It's him
Thank you!
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i love this the scale the scape
and the tones very well done
surreal i am sure you used a polarizer for this sky
and if you did just bravo well thought out
something so candid can be so beautiful
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sweet jebus !
the lighting is just amazing
wow !
seriously dude this is an amazing shot
the clouds ... the colors
oooooooh
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Lovely shot. I love the 'chrome' colour look. Great scene.
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Awesome shot, mate.
I definitely like the tones and colors that came out in this one.
What type of post-processing did you do?
Cheers
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very nice shot..
the clouds look like the waves from a far..
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the clouds and colours are so unbelievably awesome.
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i had a dream about this pic last night..
woah, that's so interesting and it made me feel a bit strange..
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what an amazing sky!
was this shot in a Still cam or Dig?
it has the perfect still feel
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In my D70 Nikon digital camera.
Thanx
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Thank you, but what edit do you mean?
This was hardly edited
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whaaaat?
it's all grany and light manip... no?!
you wanna say a digital cam made a shot like that?
those kind of shots happen mostly on film with it's reaction to sertain light conditions...
but hey... if you say it's natural dig.. you're the man.
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I've commented before on this. It's a plorizer monted on top of a UV filter. The distance created the dark corners. The rest is Cloudy WB (+1) and a little desaturation.
Thank you
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