Events at Seaside
by posthumous

Comment by sidpixel:
*Hello from Sid and the Critique Club*

An action shot that may meet the challenge.

Without spending more time than I have exploring JJBeguin's images I have to admit that I am not familiar enough with his work to be able to judge your entry in the context of his work/the challenge brief, hence, I assume it meets the challenge. However, I do have the benefit of JJBeguin's comment who seems to approve so that's good enough for me!

As an image in its own right regardless of the challenge brief I do like the diagonal running through the image and I like that is mono and although it is intentionally high contrast there is still good detail throughout. What I am not so keen on is the focus which appears to be soft throughout which may be deliberate to meet the challenge brief? It would have more impact if the bird was flying towards us as opposed to away but again it may be deliberate? The overall composition is good.

I'm sorry your image doesn't appear to have been so well appreciated as you would have liked, perhaps that is an indication of how well, or otherwise, it fulfils the challenge brief? Anyway, thanks for your submission, Sid

sailing at the speed of thought
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Comment by jagar:
This would have gott a be there if I hadn't already been there, looks like you've got the wind on your side, lovely.

sailing at the speed of thought
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Comment by Jules1x:
Neat.

diving for pearls
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Comment by mitalapo:
would have been my easy blue

diving for pearls
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Comment by RKT:
Ohhh...the title is perfect.

diving for pearls
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Comment by jmritz:
into the depths, beautiful uplifting image

a queens court for you

diving for pearls
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Comment by tolovemoon:
So much motion blur

sailing at the speed of thought
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Comment by wbanning:
A perfect head for sailing! But... In my case a thought-like hull speed would be like rowing in molasses!

diving for pearls
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Comment by tnun:
missing the duet...

angels with dirty faces
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Comment by jmritz:
and everywhere they are, a heavenly wash of light.

welcome to the queens court