High Tide by geckogr
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.... year before the photo I showed yesterday I found this single mangrove tree at the east coast of Lombok, Indonesia....but his time at high tide.... more surreal this time ? which one you prefer ?
to compare, here at low tide
Comments (13)
yorek
Both are beautiful ! But i prefer this one.... the atmosphere perhaps... Waiting the next ones....
Feliciti
yes both are great ,well seen !!
Bossie_Boots
Both are beautiful but i prefer this one and i agree more surreal and so unusual superb capture !!
jclP
superb capture
smittan
Beautiful Shot !!
jophoto
I like them both for different reasons. There is a stillness to this one that gives it that surreal look. It's a cleaner look because the water covers up all the shoreline debris. And lastly I like the faint outline of the mountains in the background...adds depth. I really like the sky on the other one...the hush before or after a storm...and the foreground rocks add depth to that image. Nice work!
wotan
I like both but this one is my favourite!
ia-du-lin
another great shot
Sea_Dog
It's an extremely hard choice - each has different qualities. I like this one for it's haunting, lonely feel but the other had a more classical composition that was very attractive as well.
geoffwoods
The bottom of the tree in this one gets hidden by the mountains in the background, it ruins the shape of the tree and the tree is the subject.
neoexcello
Yeah, the low tide one is a more classical composition, but this one moves me. To heck with the mountains hiding the bottom of the tree, my eye in this one is caught by a couple small features that scream for attention and become the focus. One is the long exposure you used that blurs the water's motion. That adds the surreality. The other is the white cloud in the light sky. It moves your eye away from the tree. This is not a photo of a tree.
Meowgli
in my limited photographic travels I've yet to come across a submerged tree like this, what a great subject! lovely light too
N8Dreams
I like both. I'd like to use them for a background. Is there a possibility to get them in higher resolution?