Picnic days
by SaraR

Comment by cgino:
I love your processing on this image!

Morus Bassanus
by SaraR

Comment by scooter97:
Very nice capture. The white on white makes this a tough shot. An interesting bird for me as we don't see them around here.

Morus Bassanus
by SaraR

Comment by Art Roflmao:
WOW, Sara! I had not seen this before. ...WOW!

Inspecting The Troops
by SaraR

Comment by Paul:
Delightful!

4648.jpg
by SaraR

Comment by cgino:
Nice to see folks teaching their cats about oral hygiene :-) Great shot!

Scout 2
by SaraR

Comment by raish:
no fair

Horgbost
by SaraR

Comment by onepurplerose:
Beautiful...looks like a painting!

Low Tide at Seilebost
by SaraR

Comment by SaraR:
Thanks for pointing that out, Robert - straightened version now in place. I am thinking of getting a canvas made of this, and it would have been so disappointing to look at it and realise that the horizon was out. Any other adjustments I should make prior to sending to print?

Low Tide at Seilebost
by SaraR

Comment by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by mariuca: Originally posted by jmritz: Lovely pastel color, very comfortable and pleasing. Very true about the picture BUT the words "comfortable and pleasing" would be a HUGE, HUGE insult for the impressionists and an enormous misunderstanding of what they tried to do.

I don't agree. There's nothing in the Impressionist approach that precludes comfortable, pleasing work. They were all about capturing fleeting nuances of life and the immediacy of the everyday. It is true that in their own time, people did not FIND the work "comfortable and pleasing", for the most part, but that's because they were not familiar with it, its approaches. Modern viewers find most impressionist works to be very soothing and serene.

Low Tide at Seilebost
by SaraR

Comment by Bear_Music:
Very sweet :-) Can ya rotate it a quarter-degree CCW, pls? Everything's running off to the right ever so slightly and it bugs me :-)