Fairfield Horseshoe

Comment by Vince Hawthorn(28th April 2015)

This just has to be a five +. The shot is a great pic- lighting, colour, detail, the wide format and the moody clouds. Well done sir.

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Comment by rustyruth(29th April 2015)

What a great shot Dave, much more snow than there was two weeks ago.

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Comment by Stephen(29th April 2015)

Great subject Dave. The house is a good contrast as is the snow. I wonder though, how about cloning the three posts and the aerial? My eye keeps being drawn to the brown one right in the middle. I cloned them in paint shop and I reckon doing that improves the photo. Just my humble opinion of course.

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Comment by Patrick Hogan(29th April 2015)

I think Vince has said it all........... Brilliant.

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Comment by Dave John (Photo owner)(29th April 2015)

Hi Stephen whilst POE is not a 'critique' site as such I personally have no problem whatsoever with comments or suggestions appended to my images. It's a great way to learn, even after 40+ years of playing at this game it this good to get other folks ideas. Patrick made a similar comment to yours and has indeed sent me a mod minus the brown pole and I have to agree with both so thanks guys for your valuable input

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Comment by Stephen(29th April 2015)

You're welcome Dave. To me the poles were shouting out to be cloned.

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Comment by Martin Humphreys(29th April 2015)

Nice shot Dave .. like it a lot. I'm not a big fan of "tampering" with the image too much, as it kinds of falsifies the true scene & what was actually taken at that time? But can understand of course why people do.

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Comment by Dave John (Photo owner)(29th April 2015)

No i don't usually bother about poles and aerials normally, but have had a play and cloning out the brown pole in the middle certainly helps in this instance. Once again thanks to all as comments and suggestions are always welcome and never dismissed

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Comment by Patrick Hogan(29th April 2015)

Hi Martin, I think adding to a shot certainly falsifies the true scene but removing something that makes the image disjointed is probably acceptable.

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Comment by Ken Ince(30th April 2015)

Very good.

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Comment by poe(1st May 2015)

Really wonderful shot Dave

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Comment by Zbigniew Siwik(1st May 2015)

Definitely worth five stars .

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Comment by Colin Jones(8th May 2015)

Great shot well captured

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