#diversityandecho

diversityandecho ha respondido a tu foto 'Coming into the sea' -  f5; 1/1250s; ISO 200: FL:28mm © Juan Manuel...”

'Classic beauty!!! Wonderful!'

Many thanks, Shana! This has been a nice comment; and so rewarding.... :)!

alexelices ha respondido a tu foto'Coming into the sea' -  f5; 1/1250s; ISO 200: FL:28mm © Juan Manuel...”

'Que buen graduado de zonas enfocadas y no. Y esos colores pastel ... Fantástica!'

Muchas gracias, Alex. Pero me temo que esos tonos tienen algo de... involuntario truco. Estaba haciendo experimentos con la cámara del móvil que me han traído los Reyes y no había descubierto aún que, al parecer, tiene un modo HDR que se activa automáticamente -a no ser que lo inhabilites-. Así que los tonos resultantes estaban algo subidos (sin pasarse, tampoco) respecto del original. Una vez que vi la foto, me gustó a pesar de todo.Y aquí está :)!

va103 ha respondido a tu foto 'Coming into the sea' -  f5; 1/1250s; ISO 200: FL:28mm © Juan Manuel...”

'Dramatic background'

diversityandecho replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'It’s really neat how you did this. It took me a second to get it. Excellent eye for that shot! It’s beautiful.'

whereness replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'Wow! Amazing textures. Love this!'

thliii replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'Beautiful Juan!'

himmelueberhamburg replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ......

'Amazing photo. Love the whole composition, the play of light, sun and shadow. And such a nice reflection. Great!'

my-memory-palace replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'Fantastic! Love how reflection of sky blended in to the picture'.

nurnielfa replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'Te aseguro que hay veces que no comento porque ya no sé qué decir. El manejo de la luz y el brillo en esta no puede mejorarse de ninguna manera. Deslumbra como en vivo sin distorsionar'.

photoshamanism replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ....

'Magic shot. Love it. Enchanting play of light and reflection.'

qbnscholar replied to your post:'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'Invertido pero no invertido. Bien Escher esto.'

frangipania replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'Another great shot again, Juan! Really love this series, the photos are absolutely amazing :-)'

amchphotography replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'Otra vez jugando con mi mente?! :) Excelente!'

pixandum replied to your post: 'The big sea' - f18; 1/125s; ISO ...

'this is alive on my monitor…wow!!!'

I’d like to thank Lux Lit for having reblogged my photo ‘Dias de Otoño -II-’, previous kind submission of our Tumblr fellow Shana (diversityandecho)! A lovely surprise that made my day.

I would like to thank  Shana (diversityandecho), Esra  (my-memory-palace), Terry  (achello), Lina (alittletasteofmint)  ksjanes, Mel (mel-men), Liz (lizgrandmaison),  glassplitter, Nuria (nurnielfa) and Juergen (hjs-photo) for their kind and nice comments on my photo 'Evolutions'. And, of course, I feel grateful for all that appreciation received under the form of 'likes' and reblogs. All this warm feedback has finally faded the doubts I had  yesterday, believing that it was perhaps an image 'too minimalist'. To each and every one: thank you, mates! And I also want to thank the Tumblr editor of Architecture for distinguishing this picture with a blue tag, I would lie if I said it was not a very pleasant surprise :)!

Yours.

Let me thank wholeheartedly to Sam (pixandum), Fernando (qbnscholar), Esra (my-memory-palace), Shana (diversityandecho), Terry (achello), Johelle (tapperphotography), Jenny (adventuresofalgy) and Nur (nurnielfa) for their wonderful, kind and constructive comments about my picture 'Exposed' (a.k.a. 'The-strangely-lit-purple-flower'). I don't usually photograph flowers, and I don't, not because I feel them as an uninteresting topic, but because I am aware that my contribution to this field will always be necessarily modest if I take as a reference the marvelous work of  dozens, hundreds of talented Tumblr fellows!

That is why I am particularly grateful for the warm reception given to this photo (which was a sort of 'let's see what can I do with it'), for your comments, likes and reblogs -though, of course, I don't want you to consider it as fair threat of future floral works! :) -