woodsider79

I wish my accidents turned out so well! Looking forward to seeing the more considered shot :-)

Nice shot. My eye is drawn to the bright star below the MW.

Beautiful images. The star trails one is a bit different from the usual urge to go wide. And I love the clear water and colours of #13. Good to see you back :-)

Both of these are nice and catch the feel of the place. Gates are always a good bet - drawing you in to the image. Did you make it to the top or are you saving that for Part 3? ;-)

Yes, I think I would enjoy that occasionally, but alas not my husband. Here I really notice how much moonlight we have.

Enjoy indeed! Very nice. But all that light... how do you ever sleep :-O

First one has lovely delicate colours and the mist is very …. ….. misty :-)

Fine set! #4 is wonderful with all its curvy lines. Looking forward to seeing the B&W.

Was it busy? I sometimes think we can see the hordes from over this side ;-) Do share :-)

There seems to be less contrast in the DPR version than I'm seeing in LR. Nothing new there. As I said, the greens of late summer just get too dull, and there was nothing much going on with the ...

I find the mixture of dull greens of the summer mountains to be rather uninspiring. B&W seems to offer more interesting options, a leaning I've noticed myself exploiting before.

Like the reflection of the flying heron :-)

Quite a success I would say. I like the way the last one resembles some kind of cherry bearing drone :-)

Fascinating. Version 1 for me. You'll have to tell us what you've been up to with these.

I have to agree about the second. 12mm is the widest I normally carry around. I thought about a pano, but with waves....  Landscape shot would have lost a lot of either sky or reflection.

yes, I like this.

Perfect symmetry, perfect blue   :-)

I'm guessing that's not Wales then ;-)  Smell the blossom mmm....