Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Lifeboat House, Roa Island
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 9 June 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
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Klaus from Augsburg, Germany
Hi Ian, nice perspective and as always a nice b&w. Ok, with 15 mm you have a litte distortion, but deepness is more important, great!
9 Jun 2008 6:25am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
Can you imagine waking up to that every morning, well thanks to you I almost can...gorgeous!
9 Jun 2008 6:26am
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
You have another very eye-attractive shot; my eye is drawn deeply into this image. Great use of perspective lines.
9 Jun 2008 11:18am
Cheryl from Texas, United States
lovely composure. the lines in the bridge draws the eye in deep
9 Jun 2008 11:37am
jkjond from Grange-over-Sands, United Kingdom
Scrummy. The only thing I'd want to change is the name at the bottom.
9 Jun 2008 12:26pm
Nataly from Santa Monica, United States
Very nice image, Ian. Roa Island seams to be like a playground for a photographer :-)
9 Jun 2008 2:35pm
M. Isabel from Lima, Peru
OMG what a lovely shot. Almost makes me dream of that place.
9 Jun 2008 2:50pm
Jean-Benoît Maréchal from Dinant, Belgium
I like the atmosphere... and the frame... and the light... ;-)
9 Jun 2008 2:56pm
e. from New York, NY, United States
Wow, this is incredible! The textures and sky are beautiful.
9 Jun 2008 3:26pm
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, United States
i love the crisp foreground detail and textures... your skies are always so dynamic... love them too.
10 Jun 2008 1:58am
shiv ahuja from new Delhi, India
nice perspective and a perfect contrasty conversion..well done..!@
12 Jun 2008 7:45pm
Nikon D40
1/250 second
F/11.0
ISO 200
15 mm (35mm equiv.)