reflection on a pond - BAAAT-MAAAAN :)

i agree with Micki, the angle works here. most tilted landscapes fail, but the closed canopy of trees holds this composition together. it has a sense of flying about it as perhaps a water fowl coming in to land on the pond. take care, J.K.

It is not easy to go against the grain especially when so many see the virtue of this image. I usually look at the image and then the title and then the comments associated with the image. On this image, the colors and the circular framing is excellent. However, I started to wonder about the red objects on the right side and why the upper branches had that coloration. When i saw the title, everything fell into place. I will repeat that this is a creative and good image and I identify exactly with David Long's comments. Keep on going out on a limb photographically speaking because this is a very commendable characteristic and what better place than PN to be used as a visual board. 6/6

Very nice, Hassan. It evokes in me the feeling of a nice summer day in the park.

...is it the same place where you took your Beautiful in my eyes? The composition is definitely this picture's forte... frankly you got a briliant sense of it.

 

The total impact of this picture is stunning and the larger we see it the more we get in it, just like with any well-composed image.

 

the three red rays of light are adding much of the uniquenes to this image, once again reminding me of your last STC submission. Ade was right.

 

I think you the only thing lest could be improved is insonsistency in the sky colour.

 

Otherwise really well done. Alibek

Very original and well executed shot,Hasan!

Greetings,Jim

Awesome photo Hasan.It does look like a paint.Eline Saglik.Tchuss :)

Excellent pastel....eye catching ...great pallete of colours....original and bold orientation....congrats

 

Best regards

BIG THANK YOU!!!

Adela, David, Bob, Daniel, Alberto, Ade, Antanas, PhoS, Catalin, David, Richard, Jeff, Adan, Ellen, Kazimiera, Rakesh, Pep, saul, kelvin, Dale, Tolo, cherlyn, Micki, Bob, J.K., Tony, Matthias, Alibek, Jim, CT, SORIN.

David - Thanks for your thoughts. You're right about the fishes at that place. I was lucky to see them at all :)

Alibek - Yes, it's the same place.

I like this photo mainly because of the 2 fishes, but most striked me, was the shape of a "Baaat-maaaan" :) appeared in the center when I flipped it.

Thank you all again for taking time to comment and rate. Really much appreciated.

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This is an excellent and original composition! great point of view! I would personally remove the lens flur from the top left and bottom right. I find them a bit distructing, without affecting the overall beauty of your picture though...

Incredible Shot..Perfect beauty my friend..best regards

Enigmatic and very original shot. Best wishes, Ludvik.

harika bir yansima karesi...elinize saglik.saygilar.

Great image Hasan. My son had to point out the bat for me. Duh. Very creative and well presented. A well photographed and different style. I like it. Fred

Fantastic shot you've got there Hasan! Was the Batman pattern intentional or did it just appear that way??! Either ways, great shot!!

 

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Vamsi Krishna

Alex, Antoine, Ludvik, Mehmet, Fred, vamsi

Many thanks for your kind contributions. Much appreciated!

Alex - Sorry I can't see them on my screen. Can you tell, where exactly they are?!

vamsi - While shooting I liked the shape, but the "batman" appeared after flipping it.

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Beautiful reflection!!! Regards.

Very original and extraordinary photo... And yes I see the batman! Good work man!

Congrats! 6/6 Jakob