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The Border of USA
The last of my series I took at the border crossing. There were some unbelievable opportunities here. I'd love to hear some thoughts, it's sort of the first time I've tried this type of photography. I dodged the foreground for the bubbles that were rushing in with the tide, and burned the shadows a tad too, and exposed the entire thing for the sky in Rawshooter. These used to support an old cannery that was burned down.
The tide was coming in really fast. I took one take with the tide line in the picture, and one with it at my feet, then I had to bail.
This was one of those really long sandy shallow beaches just south of the US Canada border.
This is a great image, I like it a lot.
Very good composition and b/w conversion. Good work. You could try a tighter crop on the top and bottom of the image. It would give more impact. Marty What does that button do....??
good moody feel to this, well done
Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
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