Leaves drifting along the creek bank

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day all

I was taken by the placement of these leaves as they littered the creek bank


exif- Panny FZ-2500; 1/60s x F11; ISO-200; lens at 3x zoom / 60mm FFequiv

As always, feedback welcome
Phil

 

[SharonHearn]

Nice

 

[KJ_North]

Phil, It's missing something for me. I think maybe because the water is still I can't picture the leaves moving and hence it throws me off the photo. I think I know what you were thinking on it but of course with the view we have being limited I cant quite get there if that makes sense.

 

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day KJ ... all's well mate
As I was walking along the creek bed, I noticed that the gently flowing waters were falling slightly, and depositing the leaves onto the sand. I was taken by the brightness and mono tones of the leaf surfaces against the colours and reflections in the waters
Phil

 

[jeffashman]

Nice shot! I think cropping a bit off the top might make it even nicer.

 

[KJ_North]

Phil, It's missing something for me. I think maybe because the water is still I can't picture the leaves moving and hence it throws me off the photo. I think I know what you were thinking on it but of course with the view we have being limited I cant quite get there if that makes sense.

That's great. Sometimes the pic doesnt show the scene that you see. But thanks for sharing it with us.

 

[TonyBritton]

G'day all

I was taken by the placement of these leaves as they littered the creek bank


exif- Panny FZ-2500; 1/60s x F11; ISO-200; lens at 3x zoom / 60mm FFequiv

As always, feedback welcome
Phil

I think the portrait orientation of this image really works well. The leaves provide a pleasing visual line by defining a natural border between the water and land. Even as the leaves have finally fallen from their trees they still find a way to contribute to our appreciation of the natural world.

Tony