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Photographer of the Month - November 2020
Entry 253
Andrew Bramasco
http://www.andrewbramasco.com
This looks like a really unusual place.
Not a bad little surf shack! Hard to tell exactly what's going on here. Multi-layer infinity pool? But I guess the point is that it all just blends into the ocean. Lovely warmth throughout and the birds are a sweet touch! Maybe slight crops off the bottom and left? Beautiful capture of the "lifestyle" afforded by this space. I want to be there right now, and when an image elicits that kind of reaction from a viewer, it's a win!
I love this shot! The way the light is hitting the waterfall. Those 2 birds, the way its all framed. Looks like paradise to me.
Beautiful. Agree completely with what’s already been so well said. I was thinking maybe a slight crop off the right, though. And perhaps the far chair could be moved to the near side of the plant, to fill in a little of the blank space in the lower right corner? And also to reveal whatever that chair might be occluding down there.
Just beautiful! Love the comp, the treatment and lack thereof... perfect timing... really like how the furniture to right is left in shadow to allow the eye to travel from the left to center and beyond... its a great looking space and well captured! If I had any criticism, it would be possibly bringing a little, just a touch more light and definition to the wood at top of frame... just slight bit... and that would be for RE specific purposes to emphasize some of the treatments... well done!!