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Photographer's Note
THE SUNBEAM A seventy four ton schooner built in England in the 1860, The boat was owned by RICHARD KIERNAN or KEARON of ARKLOW and seems to have been used to deliver cargo around IRELAND.The Sunbeam was sailing in ballast from KILVARA to CORK when she met her end. CAUGHT in a gale she ran aground on ROSSBEIGH beach on January 28 1903. Fortunatly there was no loss of life
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JanH
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(864) 2010-01-15 7:29
Hi Eric,
Interesting foto. Subject suits well for B&W.
Nice foreground with the fague lines.
Good POV and therefore enormous depth.
TFS, Jan
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(60342) 2010-01-15 7:34
Hi Eric, this is an incredible depiction of the wreck. The effect of the 1 second on the water in combination with the B&W is truly exceptional. It is an expertly taken shot. Sorry I don't have any smilies left, but couldn't resist this superb photography. Have you seen the shipwreck on Maghercloher Beach, Bunbeg Donegal? It would be right up your alley. Have a lovely weekend, Lisa
sevy
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(58) 2010-01-15 7:37
Hello Eric,
Nice view, well managed with the B&W and the long time exposure drawing lines around the shreck. It provides a feeling of movement staying at the same place.
Yves.
Dashab
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(2564) 2010-01-15 7:49
Hello Eric,
I love the water in slow motion around the ship, contrasting with the perfeclty sharp wood; perfect use of a slow shutter speed. Excellent composition and vertical framing. And a good idea to convert to b&w, it lends your shot a timeless quality.
TFS and have a nice weekend,
Dasha
francesav
(749) 2010-01-15 8:03
Hi Eric,
great BW shot, Impressive the difference between the sharpness of the wood part an the blur of the water.
I alsolike the use of BW.
Very interesting shot.
Regards.
Francesco.
Hunkar
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(7440) 2010-01-15 8:16
An interesting scene with ship wreck,
Beautiful B&W scene,
Best regards,
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(4871) 2010-01-15 8:27 [Comment]
DRAKOLIMNH
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(1224) 2010-01-15 8:50
Hello Eric,
great picture -very artistic with nice choice in b/w,well done,
Petros
baclama
(19214) 2010-01-15 9:23
bonsoir,
un tres beau noir et blanc original avec un effet de l'eau tres reussi qui donne une belle dynamique
bravo
vero
prabut
(3548) 2010-01-15 10:21
Hi Eric
Excellent black and white photography. Great shades of gray. Beautiful composition with nice light.
Regards
BennyV
(34780) 2010-01-15 10:32
hi Eric,
I remember your previous upload in colour, but this one really surpasses it. Absolutely a grat shot. The sharpness, exposure and dof are all spot on, with wonderfully smooth wave movements...it all adds up to give this image a time-travelling kind of feel, science-fiction from centuries gone by. Terrific post!
Benny
v_vicky
(1037) 2010-01-15 11:26
Hello Eric,
the view is stunning! The water all over the ship is unbelievable!
Congratulations!
Greetings
Vicky
Leconte
(5795) 2010-01-15 13:12
Hello Eric,
How fantastic composition from the wreckage, black and white gives a more dramatic touch and abstait in the same time, sharpness and framing sublime,
best regards,
Valιrie.
CLODO
(45118) 2010-01-16 1:56
Hello Eric
good use of the wide lens and tripod, to get a living shot (blurred water around the ship) contrasting with the steady state of the wreck. The conversion in B&W insists on the wood veins
Congratulations
CLODO
Traczewska
(14) 2010-01-16 9:34
I would adore more your decision to use a higher contrast of the scene though unrealistic, painting-like effect which you've already gain seems far enough.. Dynamic surrounding of bizarre construction which after a while starts to form into the remaining of wooden boat can be easily the cover of the book of Robinson Cruzoe's adventures.. Almost everything what the ocean brings beautiful and dangerous somehow is well visible here.. Like the idea!
with regards, agn
Photo Information
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Copyright: Eric Dega (Eric70)
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(742) - Genre: Τοποθεσίες
- Medium: Μαύρο & Ασπρο
- Date Taken: 2009-12-10
- Categories: Φύση
- Camera: Canon 50D, Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC HSM, Hitech ND Grad 1.2 Hard
- Έκθεση: f/16, 1 δευτερόλεπτα
- Details: Tripod: Yes
- More Photo Info: view
- Έκδοση φωτογραφίας: Πρωτότυπη έκδοση
- Θέμα(τα): Shipwrecks [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2010-01-15 7:08
- Αγαπημένα: 1 [view]
