Living On The River by Fraser McCallum

Living On The River by Fraser McCallum

The navigable section of the River Lea, north of Waltham Abbey. The cyclist kept getting in the way, so desaturated the HDR to detract from her Hi-Vis jacket

Category: Landscapes	Views: 158

Category: Landscapes

Views: 158

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Camera	Canon EOS 50D
Lens	Not Entered
Focal Length	70mm
Shutter Speed	Not Entered
Aperture	F/16
ISO	200
Date Taken	Not Entered
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License	All Rights Reserved

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24/02 2012

01:15

Chris Whitaker

This a nice shot Fraser... i like how the barge seems to have a subtle glow about it... personally i would have lost patience and pushed the cyclist in the canal ( then i'd be in trouble!! ) ps. I'll be posting out some flyers shortly for the dp branch of the graveyard self-help group!! :-)
22/02 2012

01:57

Doros Theodorou

Looks cold my friend. Nice lead and perspective. Like the textures on the remote horizon.
20/02 2012

06:35

patrick strik

gorgeous frase.
20/02 2012

05:21

David Pamphilon

Excellent winters scene Fraser love the treatment
20/02 2012

01:39

Brian M Doucette

Like the desaturation Fraser, great looking image, regards, B...
17/02 2012

02:12

Ajith Kumar KC

Fantastic image. You mean this portion of the river is navigable with all the snow and ice?
17/02 2012

11:34

David Gill

Gobsmackingly gorgeous image Fraser, like the tones as is. Have a great W/E. D
17/02 2012

12:29

Peter Ansara

Clone em out! Love this. Love these boats. I have not seen any here in the US. I am sure they exist! I bet it is a bit enchannting to live on one of these. Nicely done Fraser!
16/02 2012

05:21

Sjoerd B

Simply brilliant winter scene. Great treatment. One for the canvas.
16/02 2012

05:08

Paul Primus

Desaturation works a treat guiding the eye onto the boats Fraser.
16/02 2012

05:06

Vic Vasquez

Excellent scene Fraser! I like the tones of the snow and the sky, sky looks almost sepia, as always nice shooting my friend!
16/02 2012

04:51

Rick Rae

Nice shot Fraser. I can feel the cold seep into my bones....brrrr. Rick

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