Teenagers At Sunset., a photo from Cornwall, England

Photographer's Note

These teenagers seem to come to life when the sun sets.We`Oldies`are there to get a decent sunset,when the area was alive with youngsters.
Oh to be young and carefree, but I never liked cold water so I`ll stay in my heated house and enjoy gallons of hot water.

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jemaflor (147184) 2016-02-18 23:31

Hi Gladys,
Beautiful sunset well captured, interesting composition with lovely reflections on the sea, well too these people to give life at your view.

snunney (130967) 2016-02-19 2:24

Hello Gladys,
A lovely atmospheric sunset composition. The three teenagers are well placed in the frame and make a good counterpoint for the setting sun. Excellent light management with fine rich orangey red tones. I hope you and Les are keeping well.

rbassin (27472) 2016-02-19 3:25

hello Gladys
une belle scène au coucher du soleil.
Des teintes très agréables, et une lumière chaude.
Bonne journée
Roland

tyro (30513) 2016-02-20 6:57

Hello Gladys,

Oh, yes, I couldn't agree with you more - the trouble is that I suppose these young people take their youth, their suppleness and their lack of care and worries for granted - as I suppose we also did when we were this age too. But then, in those days old age was something so far away - and we thought that anyone more than thirty was a very old man or woman!

Not only have you captured this lovely sunset very well but you have also caught these youngsters perfectly too and have managed to capture them in such a way as to have them perfectly placed in the frame and also active and not just standing. And, strangely enough, I can't see a mobile 'phone either!

The light and colours are beautiful, your exposure perfect and the details and clarity superb.

Excellent!

Kind Regards,

John.

P.S. I hope I'm not being nosey, but I couldn't help reading your reply to Stephen's critique. I really do hope that Les is making progress in hospital and will be back home with you very soon.

Take Care and Kindest Regards,

John.