A Passion For Pelicans - Nature Photography Top Tips
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nickyv32 15 135 England
5 Aug 2007 10:23PM
Great shot, the boulders must have seated well !
Super colours !
Nicky
johnlw 16 1 10 United Kingdom
5 Aug 2007 10:27PM
I like the image good colour .Is it photo shop colour.
Regards John
_Helena_ 16 596 1 United States
5 Aug 2007 10:34PM
At least he's not trolling for bodies Wink

Great shot, like the warm brown colors, and super control with that lens considering you were on a bike.
JohnEW 16 3
6 Aug 2007 12:13AM
Thanks folks. The colour is slightly saturated, but basically as shot (about 2 hours before sunset).
John
dathersmith 15 565 12 United Kingdom
6 Aug 2007 12:25AM
Great sense of size here.

Darren.
paulb20 16 12 United Kingdom
6 Aug 2007 7:35AM
The canoeist gives a good sense of scale, like the colours/lighting.
Paul
Neil_Higgins 16 35 3 England
6 Aug 2007 10:58AM
Well seen John, i like the composition and light in this.
mrswoolybill Plus
16 3.8k 2590 United Kingdom
6 Aug 2007 11:59AM
Good that you've included the foreground grasses as a base line. Great use of vertical format, which I reckon gives much more interesting landscapes!
Moira
woolybill1 Plus
16 39 79 United Kingdom
6 Aug 2007 12:57PM
Plenty of detail in this, but no trace of shake that I can detect!
Bill
newy17 17 273 United Kingdom
6 Aug 2007 5:43PM
like the composition great shot well captured john.
ian.
MDR_Photo 18 872 England
6 Aug 2007 8:42PM
Stunning composition / scenery.
6 Aug 2007 9:16PM
John - this is pretty sharp for a 'shaky telephoto' - great pic. I agree with mrswoolybill - the foreground grasses work well.
Chris
brownsilent 16 7 2 United Kingdom
6 Aug 2007 10:51PM
Superb colours in this shot, gives the picture a very warm feeling. Great composition as well.
Johanna
limmy62 16 12 United Kingdom
7 Aug 2007 1:22AM
Great colour also
Elegantly simple composition that really works

RogWink
JohnEW 16 3
7 Aug 2007 2:52AM
Thanks again! Smile. To be honest, there was a slight 'motion blur' due to camera shake, which I tried to neutralise during sharpening using PS's 'intelligent sharpen' option. I guess, from the comments, that it worked. I do wish there were a little more grass visible, but some is better than none. Thanks again for your interest.
John

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