Sixteenth Century Boat Building | Thread profile

As shot with cropping at the top. The high gate is the port entrance of Fort Louisburg, sixteenth century French fort surrounding a large rebuilt French village. The fellow in the photo is putting the finishing touches on a boat totally reconstructed using 16th century tools. Ronnoco

Great tones and composition here, Ron.

Quote: Originally Posted by walterick Great tones and composition here, Ron. I agree with Rick, it's a great shot. I like the overcast sky - it gives the shot a moody look. Sort of a reminder of how dangerous sea travel was in the 16th century.

Quote: Originally Posted by Speed I agree with Rick, it's a great shot. I like the overcast sky - it gives the shot a moody look. Sort of a reminder of how dangerous sea travel was in the 16th century. Thanks, Rick and Speed. As to the overcast sky, the remains of a hurricane hit the area, as I was leaving. Ronnoco

Very nice!

Very sleek dreamy shot....smooth is the only word that came to mind really...you can feel the textures involved without really having to...great compostion...

Hey Ron, Just curious, given your passion for the rules of photography, do you hold this up as an example of rule conformity or rule derision? Thanks, Rick