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gilad — Waiting for the tide
Published: 2006-02-20 06:57:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 19303; Favourites: 652; Downloads: 5758
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I can hardly hear the roar of the oceanGoing deaf by the heartbeat of the land
I'm thirsty for the taste of seawater
Waiting for the tide to rise again
Taking me where I belong.
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Old Jaffa, Israel.
Taken with IR filter to get the dramatic effect and emphesize the dramatic sky.
G
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hello nice gallery and nice photo.
my very best Tide photo [link]
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i have noticed the depth of field in many of your shots- the clouds and earth seem to point at whatever you are photographing- how do you do that?
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Wow, it's beautiful. You really captured the drama of the scene. Fantastic work.
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Wooow.. The darker edges really ziiip your eye in on the boat. Great composition.
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the sky looks like a wet glass tabletop.
this picture is VEERRYY beautiful....o.o
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Great shot, I love the contrast in the clouds, interesting perspective too.
The darkening of the corners (i'm sure there's a technical term for it) really help set the mood of the picture too.
- paul
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Gilad i've heard a lot about you and now i know it's all treu...You're photos r freakin amazing1111!
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when ever i see pics like this i tend to feel sorrow..i am always sad for the boat..even though it is inatimate object it has the look of sadness longing to be out there while others pass by..
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I spot the subject of the photo,
Sometimes it's background.
In ifra red I never spot, cause it's all about trying, and correcting. There is no way of seeing in advance how it would turn out.
G
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its amazing. when you used IR filter ? By photographing or by PS afterwork ?
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As I tought. I can not imagine how to make such a effect in PS.
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is this only a filter or an HDR?
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"ir filter". thank you for sharing your techniques w. us!
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you really do have a knack for sweeping people away with your images!
its brilliant!
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Have you read the story "The Boat"? I haven't myself, but a group in my english class did a seminar-type presentation on it. This picture, and the words that go with it, remind me very much of it.
I love the dramaticness of it all! The moody clouds, reluctant sea, sad old boat. Amazing!
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I haven't read it,
Sounds cool
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do you use PS on your works?
that's a good photo!
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brilliant....
and the words...sunk into my soul....I am a Child of the Sea..only tuely me when Im surrounded by the element
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this one's really amazing, great colors! respect. really. +fav of course
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Oh nice shot! I really like the zooming effect of the clouds and the sand. And you've used some pretty fine tones there
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Gilad,
I dont know if you take these photos of yours when you go these places by yourself, or with others.... I would bet on walking these places by yourself when u take these shots... i bet you having a great time doing this!
I enjoy looking at your works because you show a prettier side of Israel than the side people see in the media worldwide.
Thanks for that.
Zohar
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Hi Zohar
Sometimes I go alone. On this shoot I was alone
I do like to go with other photographers, but there is a different state of mind when I go alone. I think more "out of the box".
G
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i realy like your work , it looks so perfet
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at the beginning i thought just that this shot is awesome.
but then i had to get to know how this cloud-effect was done.
thought these clouds were moving really fast but then i saw
that you only used a 1/250 shutter speed..
so please tell me how youve done it.
thanks so far
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The wide angle gives a sense of distortion that may have caused that feeling for you.
G
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