Ashford in the Water

[scoff]

Had a bit of a play with this, it was a dull and boring day, so colours were scarce, so I went for the B&W and drew out the colour..
C&C welcome.
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/medium/ashford.jpg

[Jimmy_Lemon]

Nice work. Almost looks like there is a front on the bridge and the black and white trees. Ashford In The Water is the only place I have ever seen propper black sheep (random info!)

[oldgit]

Different, but good.
What happens if you put the colour of the brige in (or perhaps better yet add it in as a false colour?)

[scoff]

I did look at the bridge, I know how you are looking at this.. but it didnt work! I didnt think of a different "false" colour though... may play :)
Thanks

Will get a piccy of a black sheep next time I see one... cheers for the random fact! ;)

[oldgit]

Perhaps this... had a quick play

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/825/ashford_copy.jpg

[scoff]

funnily enough I was about to add a sepia tint! ;)

[oldgit]

Great minds....

I think it helps, but then I've been called an egotistical hypocryt before now (one that cant spell)

[HIMUPNORTH]

Think you could crop a bit of the bottom IMHO..... the coloured areas draw attention to the empty bit of water. Looks a nice place!

[scoff]

Yeh, it works for me! just scrolled down... ;)
Cheers
Andy

[Garnock]

Agree with HUN, loose some of the foreground.
Not a lot happening there.

I's a nice scene and deserves to be shot again with some colour in the sky.
Sunrise or sunset depending on how the light hits the bridge.

Nice shot, all the same. :thumbs: