Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by Tammer:
To me, this photo looks over processed in a photo-editing program. This nice natural setting has a very unnatural look (although you may have been going for that). I also wish there was more of the water reflection visible. I'd be curious to see the original shot.

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by mosesm:
Hard to see the reflections as the image is a bit washed out at the top and then a bit too much sharpening showing in the foreground

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by bcoble:
There is a lot wrong with this image. I like the location and your content. The sky is very harsh, saturation seems to be overdone here. I rechecked my monitor. Colors of the tree trunks are bluish to me. Looks like you may have oversharpened the image. There is a noticable bluring halo around the tree trunks. There are focus issues also. I would go back here and take more photos. This area looks real nice. Nice try.

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by popdeepop:
I like this but it doesn't give much of a visual reflection. I like the effect. Interesting to me.

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by PhilXT350:
would have been better if water were calmer

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by Pano:
funny colours

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by KarenNfld:
Wow, something weird going on here with the colours. Looks way over sharpened or over saturated. Whatever you did, it does not enhance this photo. Too bad because I think taken properly this could be an ok image.

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by myra:
the colors are terribly wrong here. it has no depth.

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by Jutilda:
This has potential, but seems overexposed. The colors in the foreground seem oversaturated. Maybe work on the lighting and then adjust curves. Hope you find this helpful. ;~)

Rainy Day Reflections
by KOKOCAT

Comment by tcmartin:
Neat idea, but something happened technically. Did you alter the colors for a creative approach? If so, for me it doesnlt work. If not, then there are some technical issues that should be addressed. Also, since we are going for refections, I would change the POV to avoid the trees on the right that obscure most of the reflections.