You got a stunning from me too! The sunlight in that picture is amazing, and the birds flying away really create a feeling of movement within the picture! Wonderful!
This is another of those shots in which my fuji caught the sun’s glare, and I did what was needed to make it work.
The x100 is famous/infamous for capturing glare.
There were literally thousands of ducks in this area. I would’ve loved to have a zoom lens with me. Having only a 23mm fixed lens, I decided to make the landscaped the subject, and enhance that with the ducks to the side.
It’s interesting to me how shooting with a fixed focal length lens can make you think more creatively.
Thank you so much for your great comment.
That’s so good to hear! I’m happy with this shot, so I’m glad to hear this feedback from the likes of yourself, Sir.
Thank you, very much, for your kind comment.
Paula, this is really good to here. I felt like I was going in the right direction with this shot, and it’s great to hear some confirmation of that from people like you.
I’m glad you’ve stopped in.
Kellie. I can’t seem to find your blog. There’s no link on your gravatar, and this link on your comment doesn’t take me there. If you get around to it, could you post a link here. I hate that wordpress has gotten rid of the “blogs I follow” page.
Yes it is! That is what this is about; taking the time to notice such things. I’m a busy man, but I make the time to appreciate what God has given.
I mean, aren’t we always quick to notice when He takes away? Just like kids, we are.
Gorgeous shot.
I’ve nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! You can check it out along with other info here, if you wish: http://wp.me/p30cnC-6h
Wow! This reminds me of all the geese we’ve had around here this winter. I think they have stuck around because of the warm weather. The number of them is beyond anything I’ve ever seen. Cool pic, dink. I still haven’t replied to your awesome comment on my blog. I’ll get there…
Stunning!
Thank you! I’m very glad to hear it.
You got a stunning from me too! The sunlight in that picture is amazing, and the birds flying away really create a feeling of movement within the picture! Wonderful!
Thank you Suzy.
This is another of those shots in which my fuji caught the sun’s glare, and I did what was needed to make it work.
The x100 is famous/infamous for capturing glare.
There were literally thousands of ducks in this area. I would’ve loved to have a zoom lens with me. Having only a 23mm fixed lens, I decided to make the landscaped the subject, and enhance that with the ducks to the side.
It’s interesting to me how shooting with a fixed focal length lens can make you think more creatively.
Thank you so much for your great comment.
It’s great to get feedback from a person, like you, who has a remarkable sense for art.
Your blog is really something.
Thank you!
Beautiful capture! The light and ripples on the water are fantastic!
Thank you Jackie. It’s great to hear what you think.
That’s a lot of birds! Love seeing the migrating birds. Wonderful capture of them!
Hi Gretchen. Thanks! Yes, this was a lot of birds. I’m glad you like this capture.
Berry, berry Stunning photo. I just love this one!
That’s so good to hear! I’m happy with this shot, so I’m glad to hear this feedback from the likes of yourself, Sir.
Thank you, very much, for your kind comment.
I really meant it. I rarely see such picture in my days. Thank you
And thank you again. I can tell that you mean what you say.
Wowza!! I’m sold!
Lol. Thanks!
beautiful
Thanks Pat!
Brilliant composition and perfect mood.
Hi Marcelo. I’m glad you like this. The mood was good that day, and I did what I could to capture it.
I love everything about this photo … the open sky, the clouds, the line of ducks … fantastic light and composition
Paula, this is really good to here. I felt like I was going in the right direction with this shot, and it’s great to hear some confirmation of that from people like you.
I’m glad you’ve stopped in.
looks like the hand of god reaching down! lovely!
Kellie, now that’s a compliment. Lol
As always, it’s good to see you.
Kellie. I can’t seem to find your blog. There’s no link on your gravatar, and this link on your comment doesn’t take me there. If you get around to it, could you post a link here. I hate that wordpress has gotten rid of the “blogs I follow” page.
Hehe.. and sun lighted their sacred destination
I love the light seeping in there 
Well said. So the light works, huh? Cool. Thanks for visiting.
I really like the processing which is almost imperceptible, the tones of the sky and water are gorgeous.
Hey, Frag. Thanks.
I’m was trying for a smoother image with less obvious processing. It’s cool that you mentioned that!
colors are amazing…the sharp yet so smoothly blend…nice one!!!!
Thank you, little miss O.
Your photos, Nathan, cause us to realise what a gift nature is, absolute gift.
Yes it is! That is what this is about; taking the time to notice such things. I’m a busy man, but I make the time to appreciate what God has given.
I mean, aren’t we always quick to notice when He takes away? Just like kids, we are.
Gorgeous shot.
I’ve nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award! You can check it out along with other info here, if you wish: http://wp.me/p30cnC-6h
Thank you.
Wow! This reminds me of all the geese we’ve had around here this winter. I think they have stuck around because of the warm weather. The number of them is beyond anything I’ve ever seen. Cool pic, dink. I still haven’t replied to your awesome comment on my blog. I’ll get there…
Darn global warming. Or, wait… climate change. Or whatever the hell ever they call it these days.
Al Gore and Alfred Hitchcock told us this was possibly going to happen.
An elegant image. I love the tones and the peace they bring.
Hi Melanie. Thank you.
Lol, so many comments, you’ve just made my day.
And, you know, it was cool to drop by your blog and discover that you’re a professional and a bit of a genius with this camera bit.