Watson's Mill

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Originally Posted by rpcrowe

I like both images but, I like some more definition of the concrete pilings under the bridge and the trees.

http://rpcrowe.smugmug.com/photos/i-...-c7MrW5z-L.jpg

Richard - I like the brightening you have done with the lower portion of the photo. Really makes it more appealing. Thanks!

However, this may not be your view of the image...

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Originally Posted by Sailorstu

...and then realized I had forgotten both SD cards at home (I'm still making rookie errors). Drove home, picked up my cards, and the dog, drove back and took these shots at around 6:40 am.

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That's one of those things that you do once and then not again.

Love the fact that you've called your dog Ceilidh (and particularly that it's the correct Scottish gaelic spelling).

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Originally Posted by Donald

That's one of those things that you do once and then not again.

Love the fact that you've called your dog Ceilidh (and particularly that it's the correct Scottish gaelic spelling).

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Certainly is Donald, I'll never forget a card ever again. In fact, I've taken to cleaning and re-packing my camera gear as soon as I arrive back home from a photo outing!

Ahhh the dog, a fine Scottish lass she is. My wife's family is Clan Mackinnon (Isle of Skye) and now settled on Cape Breton Island of Nova Scotia, or new Scotland!. Let's put it this way both the Highlands and the dog rule in our household! This is her after a recent spa day.

http://i61.tinypic.com/2yjyeco.jpg

Absolutely gorgeous dog!

Well captured images Stu, I've come to the party rather late sorry. The comments left by people have covered anything I may have been able to comment on. I will just say well done to both you and Ceilidh.

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Originally Posted by ST1

Well captured images Stu, I've come to the party rather late sorry. The comments left by people have covered anything I may have been able to comment on. I will just say well done to both you and Ceilidh.

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Thanks very much Peter!