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I hope you like these...they would benefit from some graduated nd filters though









http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b69/j ... sticks.jpg

I've edited out the last link...it wasn't really up to scratch

Well-handled exposures here.

I like #3 best - followed by #1.

Luv #2 & #4, nice PP.

I like these, however, number 4 is a little too busy for me (this may be in comparison to the symmetry and simplicity of the others). Number 3 is great although those little ripples in bottom right corner disturb the whole thing for me. Number 2 is a little too warm, but number 1 is awesome.

Note that these are very minor criticisms of otherwise fantastic shots, and reflect my opinion only.

All great but I love the first one the most, followed by the 3rd, then 4th. Nicely done.
#2 is too warm for my own tastes.

I like #1 for it's spot on exposure and muted tones. #2 by contrast is too saturated for my tastes, but otherwise is a fine image.

Individually they all are top shelf photos. The third one for me just does it somehow. Thank you for posting these.

Love the colours and lines of #1, such a nice brown and sharp planks, very nice.
3 and 4 are good but 1 is for me the standout.

Robert

All are good for my eye.
#3 is just great. Did you move out ont the sand to take it or zoom?
Regards Colin

James

Great shots, #1 is the pick, but all are great.

No. 1 is fantastic!
Excellent symmetry and tones.
Alex

Number 1 would be my pick as well. Great colours! I find the sharpening a bit overstretched, though.

Cheers
Steffen.

Thanks for the positive comments You guys have highlighted some legitimate PP points, that I'll have to take into account in future, so thanks

It's a nice spot, with a fair bit of potential, and somewhere I'll probably visit again

Colin - I was always on the bridge, just had to move around a bit