Borrowdale Mill by Martin Steele, on Flickr
Thank you, frost would have been the icing on the cake, or moss as it were
Thank you
Cheers mate. Initially I did go a bit darker with it, but felt it lacked "something" when it was darker, so went the other way from my usualLovely. I'd probably have it slightly darker, but that's subjective Bud.
Cool lead in, nice diagonal, triangles, make it a lovely image as is.
Thanks Toni, I played about a bit with the vignette, and there's also a radial filter that I set off centre, lightening along the branch to the mill too, which makes the vignette look even stronger...I didn't want the white of the water bottom left, or the vibrancey of the green moss in the bottom right corner to be too eye catching, so settled on how I done it.
Thank you. The way I see it, and seen it, was that the stream leads from left to centre, branch right to centre, both to the mill that's a overall point of the image. Granted the stream can lead you right through if you go beyond the branch, but then that's the depth in the image.Nice one!
I've also looked at it flipped with the branch leading in from the bottom left hand corner, and the stream flowing out to the bottom right hand corner. My brain finds that easier to read for some reason, maybe because I'm programmed to read left to right
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