Morning Harbor
by SusanFern

Comment by gerdagrice:
Unfortunately, some of the whites are a bit blown out and the image would have been more effective if we could haveseen the full reflections of the boats in the water.

Morning Harbor
by SusanFern

Comment by turdave:
The boats seem a bit out of focus to me. Great shot other than that. The subject is good and I love the reflection on the calm water.

Morning Harbor
by SusanFern

Comment by Tranquil:
This shot probably would have been better if you had had a better camera or a closer zoom...this obviously was not all your fault (i hope) so try to manipulate it for better results in an editing program.

Morning Harbor
by SusanFern

Comment by melismatica:
I gave this a five. It is a nice composition and I like the reflections. It's a bit too contrasty (the lights are too light and the darks too dark). Much of the detail is washed out.

Morning Harbor
by SusanFern

Comment by indianzfan:
Pretty picture but out of focus

Morning Harbor
by SusanFern

Comment by mirdonamy:
The left side is a bit dark, perhaps cut that part out of the photo. The colors are nice, especially in the reflection. I would try to back up and get the entire boat (with polls and all). Nice contrast.

Morning Harbor
by SusanFern

Comment by moodville:
First thing I notice is that most of the shot is out of focus. There is a lot of clutter with the masts and not a singluar focal point. The masts are also cropped out, likely due to you trying to get the reflection in as well. Changing to a portrait format and isolating one boat may have given you less clutter and more of the whole of the boat, else stepping back some (if possible) to get more of the scene, or zooming in to get less, such as the two hulls(?) and their reflections.

The Power of Persistance
by SusanFern

Comment by Glen King:
Pesky when this happens, but definitely a show of strength. 10

The Power of Persistance
by SusanFern

Comment by jen1979:
cool idea

The Power of Persistance
by SusanFern

Comment by carlos:
you may have croped (read: phisically removed, noting to do with PS ;) the one on the rear leaving the main subject alone, it's somehow distracting.