Inspired by Hiroshi Sugimoto. The South China Sea, off the east coast of Malaysia at Tanjung Jara.
This series shot with an Olympus E-PM1 Pen Mini and the 14-42 kit lens.
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I really like the perspective of number four. So very close to the water as is in a kayak.
The camera was about a foot above sea level. I was very, very careful to watch for waves and not drop it. 🙂
I think the first photograph is simply excellent. Had the horizon line been anywhere but the center, the dichotomy would have been lost. I just love the contrast of this image. Beautiful.
Thanks Jay. Thinking of doing a print run, if you’re interested?