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Pulling out the morning catch

Fishermen pull out the morning catch. You can read more about how this and other photos of mine were taken here: http://mitchellktravelphoto.wordpress.com/2009/02/21/these-are-the-good-times/

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Raymond Regh 1 week ago

Very well framed.

Testmaniac 3 years ago

Great shot!

yuan 3 years ago

great angle.... nice moment too... salam senyum -u1-

Mitchell Kanashkevich Thanks Yuan

Rui Pires 3 years ago

Idilic, such a fabulous composition !!

Mitchell Kanashkevich Thanks

Ivan Bui 3 years ago

Wow, such a perfect control over lines !!!!! Very powerful image.

Mitchell Kanashkevich Thanks

Giorgio Lorcet 3 years ago

great and interesting scene and perfect bw. bravo.

Mihnea Turcu 3 years ago

excellent perspective, Mitchell,

i love the point where from you have taken the foto, most of us would have probably shot the sea...
next is to go to your link as i am curious...
Mihnea

Mitchell Kanashkevich In response to your comment on the blog:
Thanks for checking it out first of all. I don't talk too much about the technical side of photography on my blog. In the future I may write a tutorial or two, but for most part it is about the practical side of taking the photograph or some anecdote that gives the readers an idea of what it is like to be a travel photographer.

Timor Tom 3 years ago

This is well constructed shot going way beyond a reportage. And in B&W looks much better then it might look in colour. (I checked your link).

Mitchell Kanashkevich Thanks Timor. I felt that some worked better as color, some as B&W. I think the B&W certainly does emphasize the drama in this image a whole lot more.

Timor Tom Yes, off course you are right, in many situations colour is a must. Is just for me B&W very offten has this archival ( to not to say historic) feel. Colour might be interpreted, can make photogram shallow or unreal (sometimes very desired), B&W is strait and you know right away is good or not. "Morning catch" is simply satisfying, well composed picture.