One Moeraki Boulder

Two tourists taking a look at just one of the famous Moeraki Boulders. For a better description on these odd geological wonders and in colour, see : http://365project.org/maggiemae/365/2012-12-13

I thought the B&W high key suited the beach scene!

[Caryn]

This is awesome! Love the overexposure...fav for me!

[Harry J Benson]

nice composition; is that a tripod and were they photographing it

[Maggiemae]

Yes it is, and she had to climb up on the top and get photographed... You see her at the end of the line on my other photo @hjbenson

[Ramesh Chand]

Yes awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! very cold?????? good Maggiemae!!!!!!!

[Maggiemae]

@pawar_ramesh no Ramesh, not cold, it is summer over here! Thanks for looking!

[Karen bable]

Amazing structures.But wouldn't this be classified as high key, maybe someone can help??? Either way it is a well taken shot

[Maggiemae]

@kamb thanks Karen! Of course I meant high key! Thanks for that! It was over exposed!

[Anne]

Fantastic - love the composition & processing and I loved reading about these amazing structures - one for the bucket list if I ever make it to NZ !

[Jan Hall]

Yes, I really like the lighting and texture too. Interesting image!

[Tom Cole]

Another great shot

[Gerry]

very nice bw photo Maggiemae

[Nikki]

Nice b&w.. Looks like a great place

[eva]

Wonderful shot.

[judith deacon]

This is terific, definitely like the high key effect.

[Rick Schies]

A spectacular shot Maggiemae. It gioves us a good idea of their size. I thought they were smaller.

[Yvonne]

Wow, Maggiemae, this is a fabulous shot. The composition is wonderful and the b&w is perfect. Fav.

[Abhijit]

wow, love this

[richard saffold]

another wonder of nature.

[Deb]

I like the high key in this photo!

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[tony gig]

Wonderful shot Maggie.

[Sharon Lee]

Great shot, love the negative space

[Maggiemae]

@sugarmuser so do I Lyn - it appeals in simplicity!

[Gillian]

Great shot, Maggie. Nice treatment too.

[Mary Downing Hahn]

I love the way you've isolated what's important in the picture. Is that called selective over exposure? Done on purpose for the effect?

[Velina]

I love the minimalistic approach!

[Maggiemae]

@catwoman2 If selective over exposure means I selected to overexpose it, thats right. All the pale colors disappear into white which is nice sometimes.

[Terry]

they look so tiny

[Simply Amanda]

Love this!!