First one is nice, although I can't get too excited about it, it seems there's a lot going on with no real focal point of interest.
Second one is an absolute belter. :thumb:
You've cropped to a square format but I can completely understand your logic in doing that, it really suits the shot. There's no doubt where the focal point is, and the natural framing from foliage all around, the foreground interest with the stepping stones, combined with the reflection from the bridge all come together in a great shot. There's a great feeling of depth and distance you've achieved there.
My only minor niggle is the black trunk on the left is a bit distracting and the shot might benefit from cropping it out - might not - but I'd try it.
thanks for the comments, it's a hotel, that is set in parkland (some details on their web site - http://www.coombeabbey.com/)
We have been a few times (new year, a wedding, and last weekend) and the place is just fab!
i took some other photo's but there not really good enough to post:embarasse
That last one is definately better for the crop, and I don't think the subdued harms it at all. Probably the opposite, if it had been a bright sunny day the dynamic range would probably have been beyond the range of your camera!
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