Around Loch Tay

Love the first and last ones especially. Gorgeous colours, it looks like you had really nice light.

Nice shots MArk, I allways like shots with the tops of hills with a sprinkling of snow.

cyber-rat wrote in post #2388157
Love the first and last ones especially. Gorgeous colours, it looks like you had really nice light.

cheers Linda

zebedee wrote in post #2388302
Nice shots MArk, I allways like shots with the tops of hills with a sprinkling of snow.

Cheers David

It was #3 that caught my eye then (more slowly) #5 (the last one).

#3 cuts down to the basics of rock and running water - one sharp, the other beautifully blurred. I love it!

#5 is a strong composition.

Keep 'em coming!

First for me, it's a peach of an image, well balanced and pleasing on the eye.
I wanted to like the last one, but that cut-off tree distracts my eye.

And as mentioned, wonky horizons

Mike Bell wrote in post #2389832
It was #3 that caught my eye then (more slowly) #5 (the last one).

#3 cuts down to the basics of rock and running water - one sharp, the other beautifully blurred. I love it!

#5 is a strong composition.

Keep 'em coming!

Lesmac wrote in post #2389854
First for me, it's a peach of an image, well balanced and pleasing on the eye.
I wanted to like the last one, but that cut-off tree distracts my eye.

And as mentioned, wonky horizons

thanks Mike and Les

I feel that practice and learning from you professionals here that my photography skills are improving together with your constructive criticism

i am getting there - i can feel it in my blood

PS Les i think i need to stop sitting with the laptop on my knees and sit at a desk to notice the wonky horizons