Gold Flow

J T wrote in post #2330627
That's some beautiful gold color you capture there, Les. I love how the water is manipulated around the branch, too. Your composition reminds me a lot of a shot I got last winter. (I'll just post the link so as not to hijack your thread.) http://i2.photobucket.​com …er/cornstalkwat​erfall.jpg

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dv2004 wrote in post #2330879
You`ve done it again,haven`t you?
Corner to corner lead in lines and a golden colour on the water`s flow,you cann`t get it any simpler than that,especially with the stick in the way.
Did you put that stick there by any chance?

No, it was your magic wand, I stole it while you weren't looking

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