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This image of the Battery on St. John's Newfoundland harbor is best

viewed in large mode. It's a straightforward image that captures a slice of

life in Newfoundland. I appreciate and value your comments. Thanks.

I like straightforward images. This is very nicely done with clarity and richness of colour without being oversaturated. Well done.

The beautiful light makes the colors pop. You should crop the bit of the bright white house all the way to the left, it brings the eye out of the frame.

It looks like every bit of level space is fully utilised at the bottom of the sheer cliff face. The larger view really brings it all to life, great colours and detail.

Best Regards

Alf

Thanks, Bill, Claude, and Alf.  Claude, I was considering cropping the left building to its corner, but think it might get the image too close to that pier with the ladder.  I will look at this more; I may be able to darken the front to accomplish the same thing.  Thanks, y'all for the nice comments.

Great shot and I agree with all of the nice things have already been said about this image. I am with you re the crop suggestion. For me there is a certain balance between the house on the left with one on the right.

I have viewed the image larger and you can appreciate it even more. The only thing that I see that I would attempt to do differently is try and achieve some details (if possible) in  some of the large shadow areas. Even if this was not achievable, it would still be a very fine image - one that I would have loved to have taken myself.

All the best and thanks for your visit to one of my images recently.

Thanks, Tony.  As you know, I value your candid view.  This is an old slide image that I took in 2003.  I will try working with the limited scan I have to see if I can achieve definition on that big shadow.  I have learned a lot since 2003.  Thanks again.

You are welcome. As I mentioned, it is still a beautiful shot 'as is'. best regards,

Hi Larry,

This place is so beautiful and you captured it well, i love the colors and composition and image really comes to life when viewed larger.

Thanks for sharing.

Regards,

Sunil

Thanks, Sunil.