Sunset at Cala Ratjada

         

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egilsaeboe
Egil Sæbø  20 days ago
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Very nice. Great shot!
jankomuzykant
jankomuzykant  about 1 month ago
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what a scenery!!!
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Maxim Sheluhin  about 1 month ago
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Great capture!!!
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Eva L.  about 1 month ago
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Wonderful!v&f
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Schaman Photodesign  about 1 month ago
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Wunderbar
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Joseba Herrero  about 1 month ago
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Gran trabajo José.
RenatoLourenco
Renato Lourenço  about 1 month ago
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beautiful image !
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Andreas Sachs  about 1 month ago
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Normally I prefer landscape-format...
...but WOW, very nice and big depth.
wimdenijs
wim denijs  about 1 month ago
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perfect depth !
ROSIKY
ROSIKY  about 1 month ago
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Beautiful!!!!!!!! Voted
RiccardoTrevisani
Riccardo Trevisani  about 1 month ago
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great :)
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Antonina Luchistaya  about 1 month ago
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wonderful
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Amata Tarkmar  about 1 month ago
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nice shot! well done
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Panagiotis KOUVEDAKIS  about 1 month ago
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nice one
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Kadir Özkan  about 1 month ago
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wonderful
BetinaHansen
Betina Hansen  about 1 month ago
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Great work
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James Groce  about 1 month ago
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Very nice
MartinOsiadly
Martin Osiadly  about 1 month ago
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Great shot and nice composition!
Nicole-Barge
Nicole Barge  about 1 month ago
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Du bien beau travail!
christophhaas
Christoph Haas  about 1 month ago
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Excellent. I wonder how you got the got the background and foreground so sharp with f/9. Die you create multiple photos and stack them? I could imagine that the plants in the foreground move too much to stay shark within 20 seconds. Just curious.
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José Muñoz  about 1 month ago
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Thank you Christoph! Tis picture is only from one single shot. The aperture is f/9, it is not so hard for an ultrawide angle (Tamron SP 10-24 mm @ 12 mm) to capture the fore- and background sharp. Have a look at the metering scale of a ultrawide angle and you will understand. Th plants in the foreground are protected by the stones, this is the reason why they didn't move. ;)