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kuku
Location: Jeddah SA
Posts: 1,686
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Wed 28-January-2009 04:37
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Rating: 10
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Very nice. Love it.
rgrds
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Magilacutty
Location: Albuquerque NM US
Posts: 30
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Wed 28-January-2009 05:07
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Absolutely sureal. Appreciate your effort and technical ability. Worth every bit of the effort to capture this one.
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mfaccone
Location: Bend OR US
Posts: 429
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Thu 29-January-2009 12:45
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Stunning..
I would never have gotten the exposure right with foreground and the sky, I don't think.
And I know I wouldn't be able to do the layers 
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Silverwater
Location: IL
Posts: 2
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Sat 31-January-2009 11:31
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Just finished reading "The Old Man and the Sea", so the picture represents more than an excellent use of available light (and most probably fill light for the foreground). Interesting that the occupants of the "lonely house" are up early for fishing (?). They say a fisherman is early to bed and early to rise... however a photographer has to be even earlier. The difference being that your photograph shows a good catch and the fisherman may make up lies. Fabulous photograph.
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packrat
Location: Kanab UT US
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Mon 02-February-2009 12:31
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Outstanding composite and composition, with the subtle highlights being balanced so well. Keeps you there- wondering what the day holds in store for the inhabitants of this lonely house.
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louis 
Location: Montreal QC CA
Posts: 280
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Sun 15-February-2009 04:28
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Magnificent composition and light.Congrats
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tudacee
Location: CT US
Posts: 86
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Sun 22-February-2009 12:23
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This is the kind of shot I wish I'd taken...wow. It is stunning. perfection.
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markhesketh
Location: IE
Posts: 82
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Sun 22-February-2009 05:53
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Thankyou all for taking the time to post your kind words, I really appreciate them.
Mark
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