Heading to Port
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In the previous post I mentioned how summer had started to fade, and nowhere was that more evident than in the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic US states this past weekend. The transition began with extremely severe thunderstorms from New York to Virginia, complete with tornado sightings and torrential rains. But everyone knew what was coming as there was plenty of advanced warning.
The image below shows one of many boats and watercraft heading to port to find safe harbor and security. On the open seas things happen rapidly so no need to wait around.
This sailboat is running on engine power, no time for sails with storms just hours away.
Processing
This is a single exposure processed in Photoshop, using the “Dramatic II” filter found in Topaz Adjust 5 under the “Vibrant Collection” tab. I then desaturated the colors to complete the process. Topaz Labs has a host of creative tools that provide a nice starting point for where one may want to take a particular image stylistically.
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nice one Jimi
Beautiful picture!
Victoria recently posted..I väntan…
Nice shot Jimi! Really like the “end of the day” feel of it.
Ken Rowland recently posted..Sunset on Cadillac Mountain, Acadia N.P.
Nice one, Jimi! I like the way the curve from the wake act as the leading lines to the boat. The desaturation gave this a nice end of day feel as well.
Mark Summerfield recently posted..The Modern Day Steed
Man, the yellow in the boat and in the sky is fantastic. Nice work!
ken bello recently posted..cosmic cement…pt 2
Nice one Jimi. Looks like the calm before the storm i was so familiar with back on sea duty!
Adam Allegro recently posted..Fire across the Rhine
nicely done Jimi, great colors here!
Jim Nix recently posted..Sin City sunrise
Looks like a chill in the air as the sun is setting. Well done!
Rick Louie recently posted..Never Forget: 9-11-2001
Nicely done Jimi. You can almost feel the chill off the water.
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