Miss Julie
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Nikon D700
Nikkor 28-70mm f2.8
1/1600 second
F/2.8
ISO 200
70 mm
Nikkor 28-70mm f2.8
1/1600 second
F/2.8
ISO 200
70 mm
Labels: D700, Fishing Boats, New Jersey, waterfront
posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM
32 Comments:
fantastic light, love the processing also
Miss Julia is the occasion for a photo with a beautiful light and a splendid detail.
Miss Julie's ass is as broad as mine so I'm a fan. Love the vignette
Very nice light an detals for his fishing boat. Yes, t looks like a clam boat.
so wonderful composition
looks like Miss Julie's had her share of adventures on the sea. :) i love the texture that the light gave the water. thanks for dropping by my photoblog, laurie.
i'm not particularly keen on boats so i'll just comment on how awesome the tones and textures look.. ;D great shot!
Avast! No barnacles on her backside!
I don't know how old Miss Julie is but looks likes she has been around the bay a few times. Beautiful and like the processing
well seen and nicely composed, great colours and textures.
Nice. I love the colors, would love to be out on the sea right now.
Nice details of this fishing boat and treatment.
Wonderful composition. I like it.
Greetings from Portugal.
Stopped by via Carmi's and wow! I'm so glad I did. I've spent about 1/2 hour clicking through your photos. Stunning! you have amazing photographic talent!
so vivid i can hear the water and boat sounds! very nice.
Nice boat detail... I love how you used the light and how you've post processed this pic!
Miss Julie is well presented qith a very big vignetting, but it just focusses the attention on the subject and shows how Julie has been enlighted beautifully by the sun
beautiful name :D
Something about the saturation and vignette on this shot we love :)
Love the warm tones! Really cool photo and boat!
Great boat ! I like the different point of view !
Quelle belle photo, bon week-end !
Harmony here is in the rusty reds and the green of net and painting. Rarely you find overdone colors on these older, well-used things, what a relief for the eyes in contrary to these new plastic-fantastic leasure fancies.
That is a lovely behind.. The colour and texture are outstanding. We did not notice the vignetting until we read it in the comments, so that means that for us it worked in putting the attention where it should be.
Man, I love these shots of old rusty boats. You present them really true to life. Well done!
Laurie: I'm really enjoying your boat / harbor series. I can almost smell the brine! Well, maybe I can since I'm close to the ocean! ;-)
Really love how the vignetting pulls my eyes right into the detailed areas, and how it achieves those contrasting colors to pop out.
Excellent!
Michael
Really nice, Laurie. I really like the lighting in this one.
interesting shot!
That green stands out nicely, and the vignette really adds to this photo.
Strong contrast in many ways.
Hi Laurie
Wow!!! I love the subject, perfect lighting, very nice Post Processing and good use of the vignette!
Bravo à toi!
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