We were on a small cruise traveling from Port Blair to Havelock Island. No matter what direction we looked into we just get to see blue waters. It was beautiful but became monotonous as the journey was going take two and a half hours. I began to look for things that I could photograph. I saw this chain very closely. It was freshly painted black and thus had a shine on it. With nothing much around, I clicked three to four photos of this chain out of which I shortlisted two. The other one can be seen here.
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Something so common and mundane turns into a very interesting photo! Actually, I am impressed...
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sky chained?!
ReplyDeleteWhen you look you will aleays find something.. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, K. I had to laugh at you taking pictures of miles and miles of water... It reminded me of the time when George and I were on a cruise and we took TONS of pictures of sunrises and sunsets. When we got home, we had a hard time remember which ones were sunrises over the ocean and which ones were sunsets... Thank Goodness for having the date and time listed.. ha
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Betsy
Very nice. I think there are lots of nice things on boats to photograph, and usually they are things we don't see every day on land.
ReplyDeleteI like the simplicity of this shot.
ReplyDeleteInteresting image - I could spend two hours watching blue sky and blue water:)
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot, with the sky and sea divided by the chain...
ReplyDeleteThank you for the visit to my birds blog.
ReplyDeleteFor a minute I thought you were pulling my chain. But then I realized you used your boredom for a good purpose. Do you know how many great photos have been taken because a photographer was bored?
ReplyDeleteNo? I don't either. But the number is probably high. ;-)
Have a great weekend.
so strong, i like the colors
ReplyDeletecongrats. like this shot and ideas!
ReplyDeleteLuis
Excellent image, I like the idea and the perfect shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun shot! I love looking around for things to capture when all else "seems" boring!
ReplyDeleteWhat a shot!! congratulations!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.Excellent image.
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Have a nice day
Gunilla
you have a good eye for unusual photos. Great picture.
ReplyDeleteA chain can be the metaphore for many things, good or bad... every person can interpret it his own way! That's why I like this picture.
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@Giorgio There seems to be a problem with the google friend connect widget (Followers). After the page has loaded, the widget disappears. I shall update you as soon as the widget is back and functional.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for this photo. The plain simple chain with blue water as a background made a lovely post. You did a very nice job. I am proud you stopped by to visit me as well.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented and very creative turning a boring picture into something interesting. Thank you for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteHey.. first time here..Nice photo blog!
ReplyDeleteLoved this image.. simple and the contrast is lovely.
bonita foto.
ReplyDeletei love the entire look and feel of ur blog...and to top it all, the great photos...u have us all chained here :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. Well done!
ReplyDeleteneat picture and great job finding cool shots in the unexpected places.
ReplyDeleteNice photo!
ReplyDeleteThe chains that bind. I have difficulty in passing up a good chain image. I tend to take a number of photos of them myself. Usually rusty, though.
ReplyDeleteChains !! Chains are boundaries and I beleive there are no boundaries except the ones we make...
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing what people focus on when taking close-ups. Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteNice use of macro..
ReplyDeleteMy First visit to yr blog , Nice shots , can you refer me some websites websites, I want wants to learn photography ..
ReplyDeleteThanks for the prompt reply , I just want to pursue photography for leisure , amateur photography for capturing the moments of life .. Not really in a condition to join any college etc ..
ReplyDeleteThanks alot , will check it out !
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