Moruya River Oyster Leases

[Alan]

Low Tide



D90 70-210mm. 1/250 f/16 400 ISO -1/3ev

[sejac]

A great lesson in landscape composition. A compelling image.

Elizabeth came past the 'puter as I was viewing:

Elizabeth: "That's pretty. Is that yours?"

Me: "Yes!"

Elizabeth: "That's good. You're getting better."

[Alan]

Thank you Charles.

Your good wife is obviously a woman of refined taste (married to you I mean)

[P Plates]

Great image, I really like all the layers, water, reeds etc ending in that spectacular cloud bank.

[beeb]

Great shot Alan. If I could offer one minor suggestion - it might be worth trying to soften off the tops of the trees, as to me they compete with the brilliant depth and texture of the clouds - it creates a sort of visual path road block to stop my eyes wanting to travel down to the foreground of the shot. It's a seriously minor thing though, great shot and lovely job with the B&W...

[loose cannon]

This image has it all really, great lines, forms, textures, a fantastic sky and lots more. I'd be tempted to add some more contrast but I have the soft touch of a lumberjack when processing b&w so probably best to ignore.




(Strange as it may seem my first thought was to note that there was no poodle precariously perched on the post, but let's not go there.)

[Spearmint]

Great shot Alan

I particularly like the way each area of the image appears layered giving it nice depth.

[Alan]

Thanks again.

(Mick, I thought about making 2013 a poodle free zone for me - but you, and the other ratbags, know this is unlikely to happen )