Deepdale rework

[Stephen]

Re: Deepdale rework

Many thanks Tinka and Andrew, your feedback is much appreciated. It is frustrating to a degree though that what you see in the browser is not as good as what you see in Photoshop, where the colours are more vibrant.

[vlarcombe]

Re: Deepdale rework

Hi Stephen,

A wonderfully tranquil scene.

I love the composition and the way you have managed to capture the varied dappled lighting. I feel for your frustration with the limitations of the colour space, greens sometimes seem to be badly hit.

This is definitely one I'd have on my wall.

Vernon.

[Stephen]

Re: Deepdale rework

Many thanks for your comments Vernon, its much appreciated.

[cowcrzy06]

Re: Deepdale rework

Hello Steven,

With my three children (2,6,13) I would love to be smack dab in the middle of that picture! But seriously This picture seems to be missing something IMHO. To be honest I am not sure what could be missing in such a peaceful, beautiful picture. I can see exactly what you meant to capture . But something is definitely missing.But I still give it a thumbs up!

[Caz]

Re: Deepdale rework

I agree with Vernon - I love the dappled shade and the varying colours throughout the picture.

A beautiful, tranquil scene.

Caz

[Autumn]

Re: Deepdale rework

Hello Steven,

With my three children (2,6,13) I would love to be smack dab in the middle of that picture! But seriously This picture seems to be missing something IMHO. To be honest I am not sure what could be missing in such a peaceful, beautiful picture. I can see exactly what you meant to capture . But something is definitely missing.But I still give it a thumbs up!

Perhaps it is your children paddling Jennifer.

[Blithe]

Re: Deepdale rework

What a super location - feels very secretive looking out from the shade into the sunlight. These type of photographs with not a lot of colours outside the 'natural' palette make you notice the textures all the more and you've captured and brought out enough of those. I like this the more I look at it.