Reflections from Borrowdale

[Ken Rennie]

I would like to have found 4 square images but can only see 3. More and more I am shooting at 200mm and looking for longer. I really don't want to carry something too heavy so I have what looks like an unsolvable conundrum. In this case zooming with my feet would have drowned me. Hope you like them Bill. Ken

Perhaps the 2nd clump of trees from the left will make a square crop. Ken

 

[Sunny Sra]

Hi Ken,
I'm really liking that 2nd one. reflections...something i focused on this trip..will post some later.

 

[JimFox]

Really cool work Ken!

I like the square format, and I do like how you focused on where the light was, it really helps separate the trees from the background.

It's really hard to pick favorites, but I will go with the first 2.

 

[Bob Denton]

Very nice photography, an area worth reflecting on.

 

[Ben Egbert]

For my money, the last one is by far the best. It has a wonderful rythm of elements.

 

[AlanLichty]

I am another fan of the second image. The framing of the three trees and their reflections worked out quite well.

I understand your plight - today I used 200mm for one of my shots but lugged around a 100-400mm for several miles this morning for that one shot. Not too bad when the trails are flat but they weren't.

 

[Jim Dockery]

I’m a sucker for zooming into tight comps within the wide view so all of these look good to me. #1 is my fav for it’s simplicity.

 

[Bill Crawford]

Ya! Those are awesome. I can't pick a favorite, I like em all.