Rivers and reflections

[PhilipM]

I really liked the reflections I was getting with this smooth stretch of water. All C&C welcome.


I took a longer view for this one


and then dropped a bit lower for this one.


Then I went a bit further back for a long shot of the river

[Bobobird]

Very nice imagery. The water is like glass. Must be a joy living in a place that beautiful eh?

[dje]

Beautiful shots Philip. Are they gum trees ?

Dave

[PhilipM]

Many thanks for the comments. Yes, Dave, they are bluegums.

[Shadowman]

You captured it.

[ninanative]

Beautiful shots, they are so crisp.

[PhilipM]

Thanks John and Nina. Much appreciated.

[KeithH]

Beautiful reflections Philip.

[PhilipM]

Many thanks Keith. Thanks for viewing.

[FrankMi]

Hi Philip, I like them all but the last one is in a class of it's own. For # 2 & 3 you would usually want something close to the lens to add depth but I don't think it would be needed in this case.

Take # 3, view it upside-down, and see what you think about the tricks your mind will play with the subtle ripples in an otherwise perfect glass reflection.

[PhilipM]

Thanks Frank. That is a really neat trick for #3 - for me the result looks more like a painting than a photo. Fascinating - I like it!

[jupiterlush]

Oh wow Philip, good capture on the reflections, I could stare at them all day.

[Dizzy]

Philip: I like them all, but prefer #'s 1 and 4 above the other 2. Wish I could find some
water that would stay that still..

Mike

[PhilipM]

Thanks Al and Mike. Mike, I know what you mean about still water. Spots like this are few and far between.

[Dave Humphries]

I am in agreement with Mike; #1 and #4 for me

[JohnC]

Well spotted too.They're all very attractive and the last one is superb.

[PhilipM]

Thanks Dave and John. Appreciate your input.