Tree reflection

[ShootinJack]

Very foggy last Saturday at Kirkstall Abbey near Leed's, found this tree reflection by the river though.
Comments and criticism very much appreciated. Thanks for looking.

 

[erding]

Nice sillouette and reflection with good colours.

For me I would prefer a bit more of a crop off the LH so your eyes are lead down the river towards the right.

 

[hunter20ga]

Nice shot! Agree that maybe a bit off the left side would produce a more pleasing, dynamic shot. But it does come down to personal taste. LOL

 

[ShootinJack]

Nice sillouette and reflection with good colours.

For me I would prefer a bit more of a crop off the LH so your eyes are lead down the river towards the right.

Thanks for the input erding, I shall try that tonight when I get home.

Nice shot! Agree that maybe a bit off the left side would produce a more pleasing, dynamic shot. But it does come down to personal taste. LOL

Thanks hunter20ga

 

[sawman]

I agree about the crop but I really like that shot. Just the kind of thing I want to do more of.

 

[jgs001]

Lovely shot, but I agree about the crop, I think it's because the left hand end of the bank/bushes is at a different angle to the rest of it.

 

[Duckydoodle]

Really like this. Great silhouette and nice tones giving it a moody, solitary feel. Reflections fantastic. Nicely exposed shot considering the weather. Like Sawman I'd love to get some shots like this. Love lone tree photos

 

[68lbs]

Nice, I like this a lot. Looks a little dark, but am on my works Mac which always looks a little dark. I love the deep inky blue colour. I've only managed to capture that colour once before on a dawn shoot. It's a stunning colour! Love the way the distance starts to fade in the mist too.

 

[ShootinJack]

sawman, jgs001, Duckydoodle and 68lbs - thanks for the taking the time to comment, much appreciated. I do like taking picture's of tree's, my last attempt wasn't that good, so I am pleased that this one came out better. Also, just for information, that is the colour version, at the time looking through the camera it was like shooting in B&W.