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zeca (19762) 2007-09-16 8:47

Olá José!
Uma imagem triste. Eu adoro o caribe e fico a pensar em quanto sofrimento estes furacões trazem a este povo todos os anos, a séculos, e de maneira cada vez mais evidente, repetitiva e arrasadora. Muito boa a sua série, que nos reporta sobre alguns dos efeitos sobre Santo Domingo.
Abraço e bom domingo!
Zeca

delic (6735) 2007-09-16 9:20

Very good reporting of the hurricane aftermath, Jose. Both images show the level of devastation on the beach. Still, there is considerable appeal in color and contrast in this fine composition. Regards,
Hakan

feather (51130) 2007-09-16 9:44

When you look at this and then realise the Dominican Republic was not in the direct path of the hurricane we can only imagine the devastaion on the places that took a direct hit.
I like both images but this is the best one, for quality. There's something about these lighting conditions that creates wonderfully sharp and detailed inages, almost like pen & ink drawings. You have that here. We can almost touch those palm fronds; the clarity is so good. Well done
Kath

partha (14023) 2007-09-16 10:33

A strong documentary shot. Excellent represented the situation the day after.
Regards.
partha

     xuaxo (6854) 2007-09-16 11:27

Olá José,
O ar de desolação é acentuado por esse céu cinzentão.
Como dizes, as cores são realísticas, mas com um céu bem escuro a foto ficaria esteticamente mais interessante.
No conjunto estas fotos sobre os efeitos laterais do Dean na RD são uma interessante reportagem, que nos fazem pensar no que nos mostrarias se o furacão tivesse passado por lá em cheio.
Um abraço. F

lechmt (792) 2007-09-16 12:29

Hello Jose,
Great and impressive reporting picture.. great job.. TFS

sarahnatalie (697) 2007-09-16 19:10

I don't know, Jose. I think the light and colours are actually quite nice. Definitely realistic, as you say. I like the mood that is created by the image. It must have been quite the experience to be in the DR during the hurricane!
Sarah

danyy (0) 2007-09-16 23:40

Bonjour Jose,
des photos qui font mal quand comme moi on a connu la bauté magique de ces endroits entre deux tempêtes.
Un ciel toujours pas des plus cléments.
Une photo qui montre le travail à faire pour tout remettre en ordre.
Bien amicalement.
Daniel.

vincz (19113) 2007-09-17 0:50

So sharp, with so great colors especially the vegetation on the sand. A feeling of desolation, the sky is very well rendered and this grey just enhances the colors in the other parts of the picture.

fanch (0) 2007-09-17 6:57

Impressionnant , José ... le " calme après la tempête ..." , un mélange de sérénité et de gravité particulier , bien servi par le piqué aiguisé de l'image ...

Amicalement ,

balatrek (7455) 2007-09-17 10:30

Hola Jose,

Es terrible sufrir el paso de un huracán, espero que nadie resultara dañado, buena imagen la que muestras, muy bien captada y de colores muy naturales, buena calidad en el enfoque y perfecta composición, es un buen trabajo con un excelente resultado.

Un saludo
José

sacavem (18620) 2007-09-17 14:13

Olá José,
Que pena a tua foto estar tão bonita e bem conseguida.Era melhor que isto não tivesse acontecido para os locais e para as tuas ferias.
Bem captado a destruição que mostra a força da natureza quando "zangada".O pov,as cores e a luz, todos juntos fazem uma bela composição.
Um abraço,
Filipe

siolaw (38294) 2007-09-17 22:48

Hi Jose,
I see the Dominican Rebulic got hit quite hard too! The destruction is visible here with good stormy colors, and a pleasant framing and POV... did you hide during the storm? ;D
Laurent

Charo (51290) 2007-09-18 3:26

Hola Jose,
Me encantan los colores de esta foto. Una playa desolada después del huracán con excelente atmósfera que nos da buena cuenta del desastre.
Excelente perspectiva y POV.
Buen trabajo.
Cordialmente
Charo

ChrisJ (172378) 2007-09-18 7:42

Hi Jose

Typhoon Nari & Typhoon Wipha / Goring were/ are currently impacting on South Korea so a timely upload. It's a nice change to see these tropical paradise images, without the standard blue sky & turquoise water. A good photojournalistic shot, with superb sharpnes. Tfs!

rossy85 (2879) 2007-09-19 0:47

Hi Jose,
This is an image that makes me feel terrible , but at the same time, I envy to have been at this place and to see the mystery of the nature. Very strong shot, with excellent note!
Thank you,
Rossy

paura (25802) 2007-09-20 14:11

Pires,
A composição está realmente boa nessa foto dessa linda paisagem. Ponto de tomada excelente asism como os demais ajustes fototécnicos. Interessante que mesmo após sofrer tanto, ainda é uma linda paisagem.

Paulo

leonorkuhn (16237) 2007-09-21 17:26

Olá José,

Esta é uma imagem que transmite tristeza, eu penso nas pessoas que foram prejudicadas pelo furacão e que no Caribe convivem com este espectro todos os anos. Ainda bem que eles têm a disposição de recomeçar tudo, outra e outra vez. A imagem é simbólica, pois apesar dos estragos, os belos coqueiros que permanecem de pé parecem desafiar a natureza.

Abraços
Leonor

pboehringer (770) 2007-09-24 9:38

Jose,
an interesting journalistic shot showing some damage that this distant passing by hurricaine was ablt to inflict to DR. Actually I'm more impressed with all the seaweed on the ground than with the straw umbrellas. That must have been a hell of a rough sea to loose up all the maritime life from the cliffs, rocks and sea ground.
Regards, Peter

jackart (6702) 2007-10-09 23:55

Hello Jose!

Very dramatic photo. Framing is very good and don't You worry about colors. As I can see it was cloudy day and colors looks realistic. Impressive scene. I like it.

Regards

Jacek

noborders (1010) 2007-10-31 0:44

I'm very impressed by this photo - was not far from there less than one year ago, and cannot imagine the same beach in this condition - that said, it is a great photo !
Best regards,
Catherine
:))