Wednesday, 10th September 2008
Maui Rock Garden
by Gerry Pacher
Maui has two faces. On the one hand there are the wonderful beach houses with all the nice places but on the other hand also the pure nature. Ka'anae is one place which is definitely worth to visit. The lava rocks are amazing and the shoreline is very unique. I captured this scene before sunrise.
Some technical information:
- Canon 1ds Mark II
- Sigma 120-300mm (at 221mm)
- ISO 200
- f14
- 8 sec
- developed in Lightroom 2.o
Enjoy the rocks!
Gerry Pacher
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Maui Rock Garden by Gerry Pacher was photo of the day on Wednesday, 10th September 2008. It is tagged Coast, Sea. You can leave a comment below.
24 Comments
Ariel
Amazing location and processing, Gerry!
Anurag
Your post processing is really excellent. Just what postprocessing should be, an art form which is an extension of Photography or should I say the final leg of photography itself – *today’s darkroom*. There is absolutely no hint of artificiality to your images.
Suzanne Crevald
Awesome! Thanks made my morning
Ahmed Sharif
extraordinary!!……
wonderful framing, exposure and processing!!
Malta Photography
I must agree with the previous comments, it looks clean, bright but not too much just the right lighting everywhere. Great shot, it communicates by itself.
Chamika
Beautiful capture! Love the monochrome effect!
realimage
Nice rocks and nice shot.
I would love to see the raw file without processing just to see to which extent the processing was used to. But I guess that question cannot be answered here..
THX for sharing.
maher diab
Beautiful…… really wut a shot!!!!
planet lover
Wow! This is a spectacular photo.
Ellie
Looks like another one of your images that make me think of an outer worldly terrain. Very intriging and very mystical. Bravo.
Kirk Jordan
At first I thought this was a highly manipulated picture of cumulo-nimbus clouds taken from the air!
Marie Dunphy Harding
The jagged rocks are fascinating, much more interesting than the beaches!
Nicolas Rakotopare
what a desolation ! great capture
jacques bégin
This is the kind of poster I would not put on my living room wall. Too “dantesque”. Great shot all the same and deserve to be shown in an appropriate space.
Dennis
Beautifully done – both the original exposure and the post processing.
Renee
Incredible! i bet it was a whole lot nicer to see this in person, lucky you!
TomBrooklyn
Eerily dark and mysterious. Reality made abstract, and visa-versa.
sue gagnon
AMAZING! I ALWAYS ENJOY SEASCAPES & B&W!
a.
Beautiful. It looks like an ink painting.
Pauline Jones
Sounds a fascinating place
mike
Sureal shot, very eerie congrats
Su
This is an eerie shot.
Rajib Singha
A painterly shot indeed!
Deborah Flowers
Exquisite!