Two Balinese Fishermen Out At Sea In A Jukung
Row, row, row your boat
Gently out to sea
Merrily, Gade, wearily, Made
Life is but the sea
Adapted from “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” children’s nursery rhyme
Photo: Fujifilm X-E2 with XF 55-200 mm
Row Row Row Your Boat
Ken and Agnes Photoworks 
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Very minimalist, I love
the least i could do with the image ;).
merci beaucoup for commenting, patrick.
ken
I like the solarisation effect here, caused by the sun. It adds to the depth of the photo.
thank you kindly, woody dragon.
you don’t find it ‘darkish’?
regards, ken
This is a very nice photograph. Well composed and attention getting. I also like the nursery rime.
hey earl, good to hear from you again. glad to hear you like it, i had a hunch you would as you mentioned before you liked the ‘where are all the leaves’ image. thanks for visiting and commenting, much appreciated.
what’s keeping you busy lately?
ken
I love the combination of b&w image with the famous children’s song. It triggers my imagination. I hope you have a great weekend 🙂
thank ibara-san, trust you and yours are having a good one too. the nursery rhymes are such great pieces of writing, simple, to the point, and easy to remember ;). hope to post some of my japan trip photos soon!
ken
I agree with you! It’s why I also enjoy children’s literature. Sincerely look forward to photos from your Japan trip:)
🙂
This is a great shot Ken. The bright sunlight might make for a garish image, but you turned the entire image into something mysterious. I wonder who those two people are on the boat, out in the middle of the big sea. Guessing they were catching fish or prawns. Have a good weekend and a good week next week. Great photography with the Fuji as usual 🙂
Mabel, I don’t think it’s garish, I think it has a certain brightness and contrast that either through serendipity or the skill of the photographer brings out a sense of suspense and mystery.
i will leave it as a suspense and mystery :).
ken