Biloxi MS,
Shrimp boats heading out for the night
Nikon D60
ISO 200
1/200 sec.
F7.1
55mm
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Love the colors and the ripples in the water from the boat’s wake.
Thank you!
Hi Kenneth--I am a sucker for great sunsets and you nailed this one. The composition is lovely with the shrimp boats in the lower third set a nice foreground and the clouds are really lite up nicely from the setting sun and the reflected sky in the water is just right and the leading lines created by the wake of boats leads me into the photo-----! Congratulations on a great photograph.
Rich
Thank you so much!