Nocturno

[luigi]

Hi All,

This shows the crescent moon and a splash of water on a rock called Geyser rock. As the water hits a crack in front of the rock it exits thru a hole at the top creating a geyser-like effect.
The water splash was light painted with a flashlight.
Exposure for the moon didn't allow many stars to be recorded I could've taken another exposure for the stars but I liked the minimalism in the shot.

Taken at Miramar, a coastal city of Argentina. With a Canon 5DII.

You may see a better version on a black background visiting the following link to my website and clicking on the photo:
http://www.luisargerich.com/night/h226480a1#h226480a1


Thanks for the feedback!
Luis

[astroron]

Splendid shot, I like it a lot:)

[bloodhound31]

Nice foreground, but why is there a black square around the crescent moon? It looks added-in and fake. Not saying it is, but it looks that way.

Baz.

[luigi]

I did take two exposures one for the moon and one for the Rocks. The moon was there, I didn't move it but I guess the background wasn't exactly equal. Should be better now, thanks for your help!

[Vanda]

I would have cropped a bit more - but it is technically interesting.
I like it. Ian

[Octane]

Luis,

I think this is fantastic. Very well executed.

H

[renormalised]

Great shot!!!! :)

The rock looks almost glass like!!! :)

[bloodhound31]

Much better now mate! Beautiful!

Baz.

[Jen]

:eyepop: wow what a stunning pic the rock looks awsome :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[luigi]

Ty for the feedback and thanks Baz for helping me improve the shot!
Luis

[Ric]

Very nice Luis, I like the use of light and darkness in this shot, it has a great effect on the rock.

Cheers

[firstlight]

Very nice shot Luis, great effect

[spearo]

lovely
dramatic pic
frank

[gary]

Magnifico!

[multiweb]

Missed that one. Terrific! :thumbsup: