About the Image(s)

Before I get to my description, I’d like to thank everyone for comments of the past. I went back to my beginning with this group and copied all your helpful comments regarding images I’d like to use in shows or exhibits. I will periodically be using those comments to make those images better. Thank you for all the great feedback.
My husband, Tim and I are off to Ireland the first couple weeks of September. It’s the first time we have travelled overseas. We are so excited. Hope I can bring back some great images for your critiques.

I have had a love-hate relationship with this image. I will see it on the computer and love it. I print it, with the coloring staying the same, but I hate it. On the computer, I see a ship going into and coming from infinity with its passengers. This was taken off shore at Burlington Harbor Marina in Burlington, Vermont, and the fog in the background eliminated most of the opposite shore-line. It seemed to me that it came out of nowhere. However, then I think that a ship in the middle of the ocean may have the same feeling. I’m truly conflicted as to whether to keep it or toss it. Help me make a decision, and if I should keep it, what changes should I make?

Taken with my Sony ILCE-7rM4 with a 24-105 mm at a local length of 70 mm. Settings were 1/3200, f11, ISO 5000, Manual. After looking at these settings, I feel that they must have been set for something else. I’m confused all the way around.