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Published: 2007-10-08 23:13:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 477; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 19
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From the same series as "Strynoe Sails On".Denmark, between the islands of Strynø and Ærø, the boat is a traditional Danish Smakkejolle, a dinghy formerly used for fishing and small transportation jobs between the islands.
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I can't believe I only just checked out your gallery. I feel dumb.
ANYWAYS! I loved all of your sailing pictures and I had to go pick one to fav. I think I like this one the best because of the composition and the vivid color. You definitely captured the whole Nautical feeling. (:
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Thanks a lot for your comment, I'm happy I suceeded to capture a little bit of what moves me. I found that is very difficult to do that, as sailing - like most sports - also has something to do with the attitude of the watcher/viewer and you either need to make images that makes people go "wow" or else "ah yes, i can feel what you mean". I'm working on that...
Thanks for the 
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I wish you had a polarizing filter, it'd make a great photo like this and make it amazing!!!
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Hm... as always I'm not satisfied with my work, so please enlighten me: What would it have done to it? And can I use polarizing filters for my super-zoom cam?
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Polarizing lenses make blues much darker, thus increasing contrast between the sky and the clouds, as in my photo Equalize--notice how dark blue the sky is. I think it'd be great to use with your water photos. I'm not sure if you can use one or not on your camera---I'm not good with technical stuff lol
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Ah, I see, thanks. I'll just ask someone at the photo shop, they'll know.
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