Behind the Glass
Sesachacha Mists
Posted by Henry (Fall River, United States) on 21 May 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
This is a troublesome shot and I'm not sure how Aminus3 will handle it. It is a shot of Sesachacha Pond on Nantucket. In an ironic twist, the printed image always looks better than the image on screen. So, I'll roll the dice here and see what I get...
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Margie from Auckland, New Zealand
Those reeds look kind of familiar... :)
I think it's beautiful, dreamy and ethereal.
21 May 2008 8:24pm
Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom
A beautiful ultra-minimalist image . . one to sit and dream to.
21 May 2008 9:57pm
akarui from Kagoshima, Japan
Beautiful minimalist picture. Colors are splendid. I really like that kind of pictures...
I think this is a perfect image.
22 May 2008 12:20am
@akarui: Thank you for your kind comment.
paulski from Muncie, IN, United States
gorgeous image. the composition is perfect, the colors sublime. this is the kind of picture i wish i could take...
22 May 2008 2:25am
@paulski: Thank you for your generous comment.
Observing from Chester, United Kingdom
Hypnotic, it's like being in a trance looking at this. Wonderful minimal content and exquisite colors.
22 May 2008 1:06pm
Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom
What a great image, looks like aminus3 handled it fine.
22 May 2008 2:29pm
Pied Crow from Nairobi, Kenya
Maybe it's my computer, but on my screen it is a bit too ethereal and pink. I love the concept though and the composition.
23 May 2008 5:52am
Daniel from Kenmare, United States
I'm sure the subtle gradation of color would look great in a print.
23 May 2008 1:51pm
@MahGol: Thank you very much.
Judy from Brooksville-Florida,, United States
Beautiful colors and though we've not been to Nantucket, I can imagine this on Martha's Vineyard or even on Cape Cod.
I like it ... and others did too - CONGRATULATIONS on having it featured on the home page!
24 May 2008 4:50pm
@Judy: Thank you for your kind comments Judy.
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
This picture is really excellent : wonderful colors and "first-rate" composition. One word : Bravo !!
26 May 2008 2:45pm
@Evelyne Dubos: Thank you very much for your kind comment Evelyne.
pierre from athis mons, France
almost an abstract ! A magic miror ! Where is the water, where is the sky ? A must !
28 May 2008 8:32pm
@pierre: Thank you Pierre, I appreciate your comment.
Condemna from Barcelona, Andorra
Well, the dice roll was pretty decent because the photo looks terrific. It has a Japanese kind of feeling... I guess it's its simplicity and elegance.
30 May 2008 6:45pm
Luis A. De Jesus R. from Mexico City, Mexico
This is simply amazing photography. The use of space and the positioning of elements in the frame is perfect. Love the color as well.
31 May 2008 5:45pm
Laurent from Lyon, France
I wonder why you were suspisious about showing us this picture. It is absolutely gorgeous. I like the minimalist approch with the water and the sky almost melting and the twigs making an abstract drawing . The colors of sunrise (or sunset) are wonderful and make a lot for the atmosphere.
1 Jun 2008 6:16am
malahat from Iran
waaaaaaowwwwww... so nice ... realy
i save this pic in my pc ...
1 Jun 2008 7:32am
Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States
I think that it turned out great... love the softness and colours... very serene and peaceful...
2 Sep 2008 4:55pm
@Fliss: Thank you very much for your kind compliment.
Jean-François from Les Issambres, France
marvelous ..................................... !!!!!
11 Dec 2008 6:32am
@Tracy: Thank you Tracy for your kind comment.
Amber from New Zealand
Love it Henery. I have a problem with colours in photographs. If I don't like the predominant colours it puts me off the pic itself but even though I'm NOT a 'pink' girl - this I love.
14 Jul 2009 11:16am
@Amber: Thank you Amber. The morning I took this photo, I had a Kiwi in tow. I had gone to this place to shoot the small town of Polpis which lay across this pond. The mist made that impossible, so we worked with the mist instead.
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