Lanty's Tarn and a view o' the hills

Very nice photo. Colours look great

Beautiful! Great to see a bright sunny photo from Phil. The sky looks real, but is it your new-found skill in Photoshop?

Thanks Paul and for the record, you're looking at the genuine article as indeed are all the other ones I've recently posted after using Photoshop. I'm a rawer that raw beginner and have no skill whatsoever in layers (other than text), let alone fiddling around with other pictures' skies AND creating mirrors for reflections.

Nice! A beautiful place, and a nice picture

Beautiful. Very restful scene and the composition is spot-on. The exposure choice is good too because I think the colour in the sky is more important than detail in the shadows here.

Very peaceful and calm. Nice photograph, I like the reflection.

Nice picture

i feel the green looks to artificial

takes away from a peaceful scene

Very Pristine < Water is like Glass I Like it.

i agree with all. this is a very nice shot. brian's comment about the exposure is very observant.

Nice composition and a super postcard shot. It looks a little greener than I remember the Lake District (?) being: Photoshop in action perhaps?

Phil, the crystal clear mirror reflection on the water was just great!!

Gorgeous, rich detail and color. Reflection from the pond is like a mirror. I realize that photos like this (any photo, for that matter) are 99% photographer and only 1% film/equipment, but I am really itching to try some Velvia. I don't believe, even with a "perfect" exposure, that this kind of detail and saturation is possible with the dimestore Kodak film I've been using.

This is a beautiful shot, but I find the large black border very distracting. It seems to make the overall picture rather dark.

nice postcard setting

the front part gets too dark imo

Beautiful. Composition right on. The photo makes me want to go and live here. Where is this?

 

Colors are awesome too.

I like this one very much...

So many photographs, and not a stereotypical lake district photo in sight. This photo is more inspiring to me than 'yet another Derwentwater/ Wastwater photograph' :)

I can't find fault with it. But some of the other's questions make me wonder if I'm dumb or something. For instance how could it be too green? If colour was adjusted to green too much wouldn't it change the water and other things too? Its highly saturated but isn't Velvia 50 like that? And how could the forground be too dark? Because the sky, water, trees etc. are just right it must be recorded as it was. Seems people don't want to see in the photo, the image as it was truly presented. I don't know very much about photography yet but I think this looks perfect to me. I paint and draw - this would make a wonderful subject. Thank you for all your fantastic photos - I too love landscapes and anticipate the day when I can learn to capture better images on film. England is very beautiful seen through your lens.