Monte Gordo, Fishermen gone for the day

That is a hard life Isabel !

Indeed it is...

super!

Obrigada Markus

Brilliant perspective!

Obrigada Edna

Wow - was für ein tolles Foto!

Obrigada Heide

Excellent DOF!

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Obrigada William

I love the shallow depth of field. The tracks in the sand tell a tale of low tide.

Obrigada Amelia

Hi Isabel
A wonderful and interesting picture, which I like very much!
Very nice composition of curves.
Great colours too
Best Wishes, a nice week ahead, and stay safe!!
Peter

Obrigada Peter

An interesting picture!

Obrigada Andrew

Lovely focus, Isabel

Obrigada Gillian

SUPERB PHOTO !!

Obrigada Pam

Very cleverly composed with excellent use of leading lines. I love the detail in the foreground and the light is gorgeous. The out-of-focus background works very well and the boat is perfectly placed in the frame. A great photo Isabel.

Obrigada Keith, I regret the nikon is so heavy...

I used to use a Nikon D700 and D3 and a lot of their lenses and the weight was what eventually convinced me to use the Olympus Micro Four Thirds system. I've never regretted it!

I am not happy if camera is not full frame… cannot really explain it, tried even ultra brilliant Leica D-lux but it didn’t work for me. There is also that I go mad with gear with many programs, you always touch something that puts you were you don’t want to be, I am mostly a manual shooter, this program parafernalia is not for me…
Sometimes I regret the nikon macro lens but as I don’t shoot much super macro, the macrofunction on the Leica is enough for me most of the times. I keep the nikon with the 300 for birdwatch or some “special effects”. I really love it but too heavy to carry on a daily basis.

I decided that I didn't need full frame as I was only going to show my photos online, and I wouldn't get them printed huge.

I have an Olympus 100-400mm Zoom lens, but like you I only carry it on a day when I'm sure I'll need it, which is rarely nowadays. I used to use the Nikon 300mm and it's a superb lens.

Wonderful photo!!!