Neil's-Photography004

• David Lyga

• Dec 6, 2017

You have made David Lyga feel ethereal (and that is hard to do with this 'ultimate cynic'). - David Lyga

 

• Andrew O'Neill

• Dec 6, 2017

Lovely... next time you pass by with camera, try lowering the camera to omit the sky and include more reflection.

 

• JWMster

• Dec 6, 2017

Yet I can see why you framed it this way and I like it. You'd have to have a wider angle lens I think to get mo'bettah water, or find a different part of the vista... that may or may not be there, or just be less of a tree top lover.

 

• jtk

• Dec 6, 2017

@Andrew O'Neill Absolutely. AND flip the post processing positive-to-negative...would make the sky black.

 

• winger

• Dec 6, 2017

What Andrew said. But it's gorgeous.

 

• JWMster

• Dec 6, 2017

Really really really like the way the green trees are full here in all their glory and then the fallen-leaf trees in front preceded by the water. Early snow? Just a really great shot, btw. And the 15 seconds is just right.

 

• sergio caetano

• Dec 8, 2017

Good picture, reflections as the main element of interest, law of 2/3 applied, pleasure for the eyes of the beholder.

 

• cliveh

• Dec 10, 2017

I think this shot would look better in portrait format than landscape, as it would draw more attention to the real and reflected.

 

• ndwgolf

• Dec 24, 2017

Thanks for all the comments and feedback........I have added what I now feel is a more pleasing image
I hope you like it

Neil