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as the feel of a painting, look forward to more - Paul

like this a lot, the light just over the hill, really draws you in and around the composition lovely.

thanks Nathan, i'm definitely amateur in both

thanks Dave, im not a big fan of overly milky water either.

thanks Nigel yes i was enjoying myself not the best light and a return at a different time might be on the cards. I was in AV mode as a wanted maximum depth of field and a pin sharp image (above f14 with the CMOS sensor and defraction starts softening the image) i then swapped ND filters about to get required shutter speed.

steve thanks for the early comment yesterday

thanks Chris, do appreciate the critique, personally i think the sky stops the image from becoming a little claustrophobic but that's probably me scarred from a pot-holing experience when i was a teenage.

Paul

cracking image with a very artist feel
Paul

hi alan how are you doing your conversion to b/w? because if your images are greyscale and not RGB your problems could be a colour management one. Iv'e downloaded the image above to my computer and when i open in photoshop i get an invalid profile message (ignoring profile) and the image is greyscale. Try converting your image to sRGB and embed the sRGB profile when saving and reupload and see if that cures the problem - all the best Paul

a cracker, particularly like the light under the arch makes it looks like a furnace.
Paul