@red queen: Ah thanks for noticing rq! It was the to be the focus of the shot. I agree something about the paleness of that line attracted me. :)) The fisherman was a bonus.

aggie from Singapore, Singapore

Clever composition, Bron. Missed the fisherman at first glance but found him soon after :)

29 Jul 2007 2:59am

@aggie: Thanks for visiting aggie! I wondered whether he was too samll but wanted to keep the shore-line pattern. Thanks for the comment! cheers

shahab from qazvin, Iran

Fantastic shot!So dreamy!Love it!

29 Jul 2007 1:59pm

@shahab: I'm really please that you like it - it's a shot that grows on you I think.. :))

Tommy from St. Leonard, United States

My goodness. Composition is amazing. The shoreline is a venerable road, and your eye is lead through this one as if it were leashed. Excellent work!

4 Aug 2007 8:11am

@Tommy: Glad you like this one - I think it's a keeper - sort of slow to appeal but I keep liking it more myself!

Barbara from United States

I really like this shot. The overall view, great colors, textures and patterns.
What attracted me most of all and makes me curious about the water line against the sand. Possibly a photoshop thing? I like it. The effect is like the water running downward rather than up onto the sand.

20 Sep 2007 2:52pm

Bron from Canberra, Australia

Thanks for your very positive, encouraging comment Barbara. I took the photo because of the very line you like! Well spotted. The only pp was dodge/burn around the line, the tree tops and the fisherman to emphasise them. The rest is natural! (or is that history?) :))

20 Sep 2007 7:08pm

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