One location, two shots

[batmura]

#1

Sekapark 5 by batmura, on Flickr

#2

Sekapark 6 by batmura, on Flickr

[Wavelength]

I am not sure which one i like more....finally i decided on the second...but once tilt of horizon is leveled

[Polar01]

Hard to judge, like the first one, not a big fan of green however with just that little bit of colour I am having to go with the second one.

Cheers:

Allan

[Kaye Leggett]

I too like the second best, but still want to know what it is that is sticking up in the lake ?

[batmura]

I too like the second best, but still want to know what it is that is sticking up in the lake ?

Haha! I answered you in the other thread already.

[Dave Humphries]

Haha! I answered you in the other thread already.

Murat,

You'll get better long term support if you avoid posting multiple threads with too similar subjects, or if you really need to, that you take the trouble to cross link between them, to save people (trying to help you) time and effort.

Thanks in advance,

[batmura]

I too like the second best, but still want to know what it is that is sticking up in the lake ?

Here's a close-up of them:


Sekapark 8 by batmura, on Flickr

[batmura]

Murat,

You'll get better long term support if you avoid posting multiple threads with too similar subjects, or if you really need to, that you take the trouble to cross link between them, to save people (trying to help you) time and effort.

Thanks in advance,

I didn't know posting separate threads for photos taken at the same location was not allowed, Dave. I'll certainly refrain from now on. Sorry for cluttering up the boards.

[Dave Humphries]

I didn't know posting separate threads for photos taken at the same location was not allowed, Dave. I'll certainly refrain from now on. Sorry for cluttering up the boards.

Hi Murat,

We're not so hard on rules here that we say it "isn't allowed", nor that you should "refrain" - just give some thought to helping people navigate between them.

If I had seen you post #7 (which answers Kaye's question), instead of just #5 (which certainly didn't help much), I wouldn't have even bothered to mention it.

Feel free to continue as suits you best - not sure if you've seen this;
How to Get Effective Feedback for your Posted Images, it is about as close as we get to rules for requesting critique.

All the best (no apology needed),

[Shadowman]

Very nice.