Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by jonfrommk:
Yes of course its easy to spot Waldo, but IMO far better to have him here and looking so contemplative (and thus really enhancing the overall effect) than stuck away in a corner just to be a little better hidden. What a wonderful piece of natural archtiecture this is and the blue contrast between the water and the sky is fantastic.

Feel this might do very well and I think it deserves to

Midnight Sunset
by orvaratli

Comment by JuliBoc:
What a view! I wonder how much the owner wants for the shack? ;-) Beautiful burst on the horizon.

Midnight Sunset
by orvaratli

Comment by RulerZigzag:
Alaska?

Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by rinac:
Wow, what a spectacular scene. Just superb.

Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by karmat:
That is cool. At first glance, it is hard to tell if you are looking under an arch, or if it is a reflecting pool.

Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by Limbo:
This is a very cool location. The sea looks weird as it changes to black. I am assuming the blue in the middle is the sea anyway. I would have liked to have seen some texture on it.

Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
I liked this despite Waldo being so easy to find; it would almost be a better image without the person in it. But the blues in the pond are so wonderful, so deep and true, glowing, even, that I kept coming back to look at it again. Balanced against the pale colors in the sky, it has quite an effect. Well done.

Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by Valdo:
Where is that place, it looks from another world. Thanks for sharing that. Waldo is not really hidden but what's the matter!!!

Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by lovethelight:
What an interesting location. I think a little less saturation in the green and less boosting of the shaddows would have helped because the exposure in the rocks doesn't seem to go with the eposure of the smooth sea. I think less processing would have made this more powerful

Seaside Arch
by orvaratli

Comment by timbrumley:
found him!