Washday blues
by geewhy

Comment by inspir8tion:
This is so clever. The shot is great!

Forth & Clyde canal
by geewhy

Comment by peecee:
Correct decision Gordon in my opinion, you may have been voted down just for that reason.
Although I like the inclusion of the barge and the different perspective.

October on Loch Voil
by geewhy

Comment by Shannon:
This is Gorgeous!!! Going in my faves. Beautiful, beautiful work!

October on Loch Voil
by geewhy

Comment by inspir8tion:
I am a huge impressionist fan and this is reminiscent of those beautiful paintings. I love the colors and the composition. One of my favorites!

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by Jutilda:
This is great. Spooky and delicious! Love the depth of color. The shadowy tones just enhance the mood. Nicely done!

Who`s afraid of the big, bad, wolf?
by geewhy

Comment by Dax-:
Very, very well done! The zoom effect made the mood!
Wonderful! :)

Mechanical lock gates
by geewhy

Comment by justine:
Just beautiful.
This spot would be good to do a series..Summer/Winter/Spring/Fall. Pretty area.

Late evening snack
by geewhy

Comment by dockode:
it looks ominous

Late evening snack
by geewhy

Comment by geewhy:

Originally posted by bpickard: Exceptional clarity and very pleasingly 'layered' composition. Thought it was IR at first. Something bugged me about this until I realised that all the cows were facing in the same direction. How did you manage that trick?! Or is it natural behaviour - strong wind/sun direction? Ben P.S. Congratulations on being my 1000th commentee! Sorry, no cash alternative. :-(

No trick Ben..no multi layer shenanigans either...just late evening sun and a hungry herd.
Pic produced using a "VP" filter customised to suit the effect I wanted..all very simple.
I think that my special placing in your commenting order should be marked in some way.. I`ll settle for a pint sometime!

Message edited by author 2005-05-24 11:14:24.

Late evening snack
by geewhy

Comment by bpickard:
Exceptional clarity and very pleasingly 'layered' composition. Thought it was IR at first. Something bugged me about this until I realised that all the cows were facing in the same direction. How did you manage that trick?! Or is it natural behaviour - strong wind/sun direction? Ben
P.S. Congratulations on being my 1000th commentee! Sorry, no cash alternative. :-(