Shelley O'Connell wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I like the way the rocks, path and shore lead into the scene, the sharpness of the foreground,
> and the shadows and light, color - lovely composition. I love castles... we don't have many in N.A.
> I might crop the sky and a bit off the right to make the shore leading up to the castle more prominent.
> You must have used the wider angle kit lens but what F stop? (more depth of field and castle
> might be sharper).
>
> Regards,
> Shelley
>
thankyou shelly for your comment
i am lucky to live in a part of the north east of england that has many castles to photograph an visit :)
the picture was taken in a wee bit of a hurry (kids hanging on my leg shouting dad can we go now :) )
but the settings are f8 at 1/200

thanks again and there will be more castles to come (google northumberland england to see which one may be next)

thanks again

andy

I really like your shot it Andrew, you have a great sky and the rocks in the FG give a good depth to the image, I think this would look even more dramatic with a crop off the LHS to bring the LH edge up to the base of the castle making it into a vertical image.
Cheers Steve

Steve Elliott wrote:
> I really like your shot it Andrew, you have a great sky and the rocks in the FG give a good
> depth to the image, I think this would look even more dramatic with a crop off the LHS to
> bring the LH edge up to the base of the castle making it into a vertical image.
> Cheers Steve
>
thanks for your coment steve i agree that a crop would produce a more dramatic image (as i have now tried )
and all comments are noted and tried as i have a great deal to learn
thanks again
andy