Still looks pretty, though I know what you mean; red is such a contrast to the green which we become accustomed to that our eyes make more of it than a photograph can show. Reflections seem to be the opposite; out eyes don't always register that they're there but on a photo they seem more real and obvious. I'd like to know why.
I do like it, Rose. But I have noticed that sometimes reflection shots are not as nice as I remembered the reflection to be. I think it might have something to do with where I focused my camera. Our eyes are much better at seeing things in focus than cameras are.
Still looks pretty, though I know what you mean; red is such a contrast to the green which we become accustomed to that our eyes make more of it than a photograph can show. Reflections seem to be the opposite; out eyes don't always register that they're there but on a photo they seem more real and obvious. I'd like to know why.
ReplyDeleteHello, pretty Autumn tree and reflections. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeletei think it's pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good to me. Our cameras won't quite capture the experience we have when looking at a beautiful scene. It's still a fine reflection image;.
ReplyDeleteI do like it, Rose. But I have noticed that sometimes reflection shots are not as nice as I remembered the reflection to be. I think it might have something to do with where I focused my camera. Our eyes are much better at seeing things in focus than cameras are.
ReplyDeleteit is beautiful and i like it a lot, and i do agree, there are things we see we can not capture with camera.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very pretty to me!
ReplyDeletePretty in its own right.
ReplyDeleteWe are always our worst or is it best critic.
ReplyDeleteI think the gradual blurring gives a feel of motion to the water.
Your "minds eye" records things the best.
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