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Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I'm not sure myself of the markings even after some research. I never noticed until some of you commented that it wasn't based on 12 marks but 10. I assumed this was for flood measurement but not sure about what the standard of measurement is. Don't think its metric.
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I like the concept and composition of this!
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I like your choice of angle. Good detail.
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Very nice use of Shallow DOF. I like the colors, lighting.
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This just has WOW all over it! Tones, DOF and point of view really come together
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Nice simple subject. I like the DOF, the sharpness and all the details in the wood. The blue tint works here well.
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I really like the blue tone and the angle. Nice!
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This is wonderful - the tones and sharpness is YUMMY!
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Great shot. Classic use of dof.
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Excellent DOF and the blue cast fits well with the time it was taken. Now I'm curious about what it measures also.
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Very good use of DOF and tones in this. What does this measure? At first I thought a flood gauge, but it's not in inches and feet.
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This is really nice. The blue tones add to the feel of dusk on the river.
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The bluish tone suggests to me that it is cold out right now. Brrr.
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Really like the depth of field for this image. The texture in the wood is amazing. Well done.
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I like the cold blue feel. The big negative space adds emphasis to the suggestion of depth. I like it!
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I like the DOF and the colors. Is it too obvious to suggest trying this in portait r/t landscape?
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Colours/Shades are spectacular!
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Hey neighbor. I like your photo, it is well executed. The very shallow dof that you achieved by using the wide-open f1.8 kept the 9 in focus well enough to emphasize it.
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