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Fran, excellent crop, deep and bright wonderful colour!
Mike
Mike
Quote:Finished wittering now, thanks for spending some of your evening taking time to look (and even read!)
Finished have we now, taken me that long to read missed my dinner now.
As I remember it was raining and it was a bit of a trek to this location plus one of those silly o clock starts and you've gone on from this to produce some good stuff this last 12 months Fran hope the next 12 are as productive for you.
Les F
Not much Mud and muck to be seen here Fran,
Ask Tom about his boots
Nice to have met up again.
Ian
Ask Tom about his boots
Nice to have met up again.
Ian
I like the mood captured in this one Fran, but not sure about the capture itself. I think my biggest problem with it for me is that there is very little that does not have motion blur. The composition works and I like the rippled reflection, but the sharpest object in the FG is the right hand buoy, which shouts for attention and drags the eye away from what makes up the tranquil scene.
Still gets my vote for the mood though.
Neil
Still gets my vote for the mood though.
Neil
The red bouy on the right caught my eye straight away, such a wonderful vibrant colour.
Like the boats too, the way they are close together, & the calmness of the water.
Hilary
Like the boats too, the way they are close together, & the calmness of the water.
Hilary
Why these bloody boats have to be parked square on to the shoreline I do not know. They make a far better image if you can look at them end on.I also think they were better before they were painted green.
I remember the occasion very well as Merl had problems with her foot and she was awfully worried she might not be able to make it. If you had come yesterday or to day the weather would have been exactly the same however you would have got an equally pleasing shot.This reminds me I must go and see if your tree is still there.
I remember the occasion very well as Merl had problems with her foot and she was awfully worried she might not be able to make it. If you had come yesterday or to day the weather would have been exactly the same however you would have got an equally pleasing shot.This reminds me I must go and see if your tree is still there.
Thanks Hilary, Steve and Danny 
I did use a tripod, Steve, but with no clicky thingy, and a 6sec+ exposure, I might have given the camera a "twitch", and it was extremely windy too
Glad to see you've got the ownership of the tree right, Danny, mat even get back up there this year!
Fran x
I did use a tripod, Steve, but with no clicky thingy, and a 6sec+ exposure, I might have given the camera a "twitch", and it was extremely windy too
Glad to see you've got the ownership of the tree right, Danny, mat even get back up there this year!
Fran x
Super image with good dof and a good crop
Brian
Brian
cracking shot fran.....peter
Makes a lovely pano Fran.Love the muted colours and composition.
Great to meet up.
Tom.
Great to meet up.
Tom.
Like the comp and crop Fran, but there's something that just doesn't seem to sit quite right.
The foreground water and up the side of the boats seems to have been selected and blurred, and so has no detail no ripples or anything, but the shadow under the boat does have ripples. The water behind the boats is rippled (as you would expect). It may well be entirely natural, but it just looks slightly odd to me.
I know you will take this as honest crit, so I have no fear (honest)!!
Martin
The foreground water and up the side of the boats seems to have been selected and blurred, and so has no detail no ripples or anything, but the shadow under the boat does have ripples. The water behind the boats is rippled (as you would expect). It may well be entirely natural, but it just looks slightly odd to me.
I know you will take this as honest crit, so I have no fear (honest)!!
Martin
Cracking Shot Fran.....How time flies....Scary
