Divine Power

Posted by Madhusudhan Rao (Hyderabad, India) on 13 October 2006 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

View of river baga from Agauda Fort. This is how Portuguease had close watch on the ships coming to their territory.

Comments (10)

Shuva Brata Deb from Hyderabad, India

The clouds and the shore form a very interesting complementary fg and bg.

13 Oct 2006 7:26am

Rodion Kovenkin from Mogilev, Belarus

Good one. What photo gear do you use? It seems you dont use filtes. Especially polarising filter. These preferentially pass light waves vibrating in a particular plane, enabling them to be used to cut down reflections from polarised light sources such as the sun and water reflection. By removing surface reflections they can produce an exaggerated colour saturation in images.

13 Oct 2006 10:13am

Suby and Sinem from Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

I like that the horizon is in the middle of this shot. Shame about the blown out sky though.

Suby

13 Oct 2006 12:42pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Great image. The horizon is so perfectly straight, and the earth and sky are so different here, at first I thought it was two photos put together.

13 Oct 2006 1:03pm

Kelvin Chan from New York City, United States

what great clouds. a pity the flare makes the picture look flat.

13 Oct 2006 7:53pm

Ella Cooper from Toronto, Canada

This is a stunning shot. I love the way the ships line the horizon in the haze. It looks like you're getting better weather than us Canadians....

17 Oct 2006 5:23pm

Jenny from Manchester, United Kingdom

Wow, that's gorgeous. I love the ships in the distance.

18 Oct 2006 4:42pm

Sheldon from Houston, TX, United States

I really liek this. I agree that the horizon is so straight it almost look like you pasted it in. Very rare to find this kind of perfect symmetry in the world. Really great job and I do like the composition of the colors. Authentic and accented at the same time. Thanks for coming over to my site.

18 Oct 2006 10:06pm

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

Great shot - the ships do add a nice touch.

26 Oct 2006 9:26am

Matt from Portland, United States

Love the 'blown out" upper-right contrast with the painful detail of the lower-left surf. Outstanding overall composition. You've communicated your impression effectively in the vernacular of Derek Riggs. Cheers.

27 Oct 2006 10:55pm

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