Webs in the wind v1
Webs in the wind v2
Beach fishermen
Trail into sunlight
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Silhouettes and sunlight
During my exploration yesterday, spotted a few situations which called for silhouette and let the afternoon sun do it's thing.
Webs in the wind v1
Webs in the wind v2
Beach fishermen
Trail into sunlight Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
First and second are quite good but a spider or two would be a good additions..
third is absolutely stunning... can't see the detail in the shadows in the fourth. Well spotted and shot.
Okay... I've been scrolling up and down on the fisherman shot for a few minutes trying to decide if i like it better with it cropped on the horizon.. sorry but I stil can't decide... the image seems to appeal to me both ways... I also like the two spider web ones... they are really well done... you caught them on just the right angle to get the maximum benefit from the fading sun...
 The last thing I want to do is hurt you... but it's still on the list...
loving the first and third ones, that fisherman shot is really nicley balanced composition
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beautiful composition and excellent use of light
great work Wendell Levi Teodoro
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