Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by Cam:
I may have cropped the bottom just a tad, but quite a majestic photograph...what a georgius scene.

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by freejason:
Cool shot, the water looks too soft though.

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by krnodil:
This is a very appealing shot, and the scattered rocks lead your eyes right out to the horizon, but I think it would have even more impact if much of the bottom portion (most of the visible sand) were cropped out.

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by Tycho:
Nice work. With a little more attention to some details however, this could have been an outstanding shot. Personally, I believe that a photograph like this would greatly benefit from clear forms and textures in the rocks and the sand in the foreground, and to get that, I'd have used graduated neutral density filters to open up the foreground without causing any blow-outs in the sky. Additionally, the bottom of the frame could use some clean-up; what looks like tree bark at the bottom-left corner could have been removed, for example. Getting rid of footprints is not always easy but worth trying.

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by UNTITLED:
Long exposures with waves always make such beautiful and surreal photographs. The rocks really pull the eye nicely through the scene. Well done!

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by erdejo:
I like the compostion of the image and the olors. However, it seems that the details in the rocks have been lost. I would have liked to see a little bit more detail in the texture......

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by hotpasta:
lovely...I took some similar images the night I took my yellow ribbon winner in Night Shot...a great surreal look

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by scmaxfield:
I love shots like this. The bottom is almost yucky to look at though, I might have cropped above the sand... but this is a unique image of this sort. Very nice overall.

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by evylyn:
Great shot!

Left Behind
by davidus428

Comment by Rankles:
Fantastic use of shutter speed, gorgeous shot and excellent challenge fit. Top marks.