Strom at the Pacific / Costa Rica

Like the other one, I think toning down the water a bit so that it isn't brighter than the sky will render a more natural look. Otherwise a great dramatic shot.

E.J. Peiker wrote:Like the other one, I think toning down the water a bit so that it isn't brighter than the sky will render a more natural look.  Otherwise a great dramatic shot.

Taking notes right now E.J. Thanks so much again, I guess I didn't understand the first time but now I got it well!!!

E.J. has an amazing eye for landscape photography ( or any photography to be honest) and his critiques have helped me so much over the years. 

This is a wonderful image Jeff, full of drama and mood.  With a little adjustment as suggested this would be spectacular!

Very nice. with drama given the long exp water and distant stormy skies.

A few dust bunnies om the sky that could be addressed
Agree with EJ's comment regarding water brightness.

Carol Clarke wrote:E.J. has an amazing eye for landscape photography ( or any photography to be honest) and his critiques have helped me so much over the years. 

This is a wonderful image Jeff, full of drama and mood.  With a little adjustment as suggested this would be spectacular!

Thanks so much Carol, I am here to share and learn and that is one of the reasons I love NSN!!!

John Labrenz wrote:Very nice. with drama given the long exp water and distant stormy skies.

A few dust bunnies om the sky that could be addressed
Agree with EJ's  comment regarding water brightness.

Thank you so much John, now I notice them thanks to you. So glad that you the time to help. Kind regards and greetings from Costa Rica!!!

nice drama going on here.
the white sea might be a bit too strong, but i do like it !!!!

andre paul wrote:nice drama going on here.
the white sea might be a bit too strong, but i do like it !!!!

Great to read your comments Andre, kind regards from Costa Rica!