Looks like you caught the fisherman at the perfect moment with his body lean and the line whipping across the frame. Add the sun and the silhouette of the city and this is a well-done composition. But that's not enough. You topped it off with the seagull on the piling!
Works both ways for me. In the first, it is a landscape shot. In the second, it starts to become more of a people shot with the second person appreciating the setting.
I do like the second. Looks like she has a pole in hand that she has momentarily forgotten about in order to look at the sunset.
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Looks like you caught the fisherman at the perfect moment with his body lean and the line whipping across the frame. Add the sun and the silhouette of the city and this is a well-done composition. But that's not enough. You topped it off with the seagull on the piling!
Thanks for sharing.
and I think it's better without them.
I do like the second. Looks like she has a pole in hand that she has momentarily forgotten about in order to look at the sunset.
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It was Kirkland. I don't know the town too well, but yes, this was at
a park, right downtown.