Reflections

I take lots of photos from this location. It is one of my favourite

places.

 

More photos of this location can be viewed at www.adam-burton.co.uk

and also www.timecatcher.com.

 

Thanks,

Adam.

Yes, this is an exellent reflection shot!!!!!!

Adam, this is very, very nice.

Can't fault it! Wouldn't want to! Wonderful!

 

Regards, Chris

What colors and detail. Beautiful.

Beautiful picture

Superb landscape, congrats. Very beautiful the blue mood after sunset (?). Regards, Carsten

Thanks for your comments everyone. It was actually a dawn shot, just before the sun rose.

 

kind regards,

Adam.

Great!

the colors are great. you achieved a beautiful balance betweeen the dense and the sparse. 7/6. Geo

Beautiful shot!

Great composition, beautiful silhouettes and gorgeous colors. Bravo!

very nice indeed - where about in the UK did you find these?

This location with these trees is indeed quite a photogenic find. I can see why shooting this more than once would be a priority. Your composition here is excellent, reflection and detail is perfect. (Perfect reflections are not that easy to get in my neck of the woods). While I do like these softer, darker cool colors here, I would also like to see this fired up a bit with some reds, yellows etc. Perhaps you already have some of those on your website? My only other suggestion would be to try using a dark border rather than the white. I believe it might add just a bit of richness to your presentation. Just an opinion. Very nice work!

Thanks very much all. To answer the question about location, it is the New Forest in England. Vincent, thanks especially for your detailed comment. I have a few different ones from here, but unfortunately none (as yet) with any yellow in. The reflection is always at its stillest at dawn when the sky is less yellow (as opposed to sunset). However, next Winter I will be back to this location many times to try a few more shots, and hopefully try to capture the colours you suggested.

 

Thanks very much,

Adam.

Excellent shot, like the others of the same subject you have already posted. I am just a bit disappointed that they are all from the same view point.

Unfortunately there really isnt another viewpoint that works of these trees. Even though they appear to be nicely lined up, in actual fact they are all different distances from the camera. The middle tree is closest, next the tree on the right, followed by the one on the left, which is about 30 foot behind.

 

Adam.

Thanks for these informations. Anyway I appreciate the subtil variations you made on the subject.

Bellicimo... Well done.