Why row when you can sail?
by theSaj

Comment by Silev:
Magic.

Why row when you can sail?
by theSaj

Comment by PhotoRyno:
crop only up to the poing

Why row when you can sail?
by theSaj

Comment by AlanBes:
Straight line of the roof is distracting

Framing.....
by theSaj

Comment by mandyturner:
Subject matter is boring, sorry

Waterhouse's "Ophelia Found"
by theSaj

Comment by metoecus:
If I could find a picture of the image that your title eludes to I might be better able to appreciate this photograph. Your model seems to be looking at something, but not intently or emotively enough for me to really be interested in what it might be. The jewelry and watch that she's wearing are somewhat distracting, and the strong light and her dark clothing make her look rather pale. A shallower DOF centered on the girl would have helped to direct my attention to her (as it is, I'm distracted by the odd shadow that makes it look like there's a face on the ground behind her head). Taking this photograph on a more overcast day would have helped to soften the light.

Cinco d(ic)e Mayo
by theSaj

Comment by Nitin:
That's a nice collection

Waterhouse's "Ophelia Found"
by theSaj

Comment by Shadowrain:
It's like, Rapunzel meets Emo Kid meets Lord of the Rings all in one photo. If there was one word to describe your creation, it would be chainsaw.

Master and Commander
by theSaj

Comment by SJCarter:
I really like this photo - albeit I really love the sea & everything about it. The only (possibly) constructive comment I would make is that you might make the sky more blue. The sunburst is perfectly placed, but without losing the silhouette quality turning up the blue (to further confuse the issue of sky vs sea) might enhance the image more.

Master and Commander
by theSaj

Comment by om10:
really nice. like the lighting.

Why row when you can sail?
by theSaj

Comment by atsxus:
I see the triangle, however I see the phrase "Why Row? Sail!" First and formost, and seeing how that is not the point of the photo, I would have tried to find a subject that had more of a presence.