Looks as though you were concentrating on the water and pointed the camera downward. A suggestion, I think this is a great composition but the the bottom of the photo needs to be spread outward. Not knowing what you use for p p, I can only suggest what I think would be a great correction. If you have Photoshop Elements 14 or higher, this is a piece of cake. Go to Image, select transform-picture and click on either bottom corner and pull outward, when you have moved the the trees on the edges to a vertical position quit. If the camera was also tilted, go to either of the top corners and pull outward half the distance you want to move the top then go to the top center square an pull slightly in the direction you want to move the top. My guess is you will want to move the top left inward. Watch both sides and correct until you have it where you like it. Then save your picture with a new name. I just add a letter to the name.
You have a good eye, just need to play with your P P.
Glad to see someone knows the difference in Autumn and Fall. Nice set, good timing. Looks like Fall is just a day or two away.
Nice
Autumn colors, fall will soon be there.
Are you still using Pentax cameras?
Bald face hornets may attack even when not provoked. Feels like,I believe, you've shot with a 22 rifle. The pain goes away in a short period of time.
So Autumn is over and Fall is here. Great photo!
Eugene,
This is a very nice show but it lacks knowing which picture closest resembles the picture your friend has that inspired you to take this trip. Germany and Austria along the Rhein and Danu are very picturesque. Your show might inspire others to see this part of the world and mix with the natives. Thanks for the memories.
The unknown animal is a yellow-bellied Marmot, also know as a Rock Chuck.
Great still-life and the photography is beautiful.
If you have Photoshop Elements 14 or higher, you might try first, use the haze remover tool, then try using the levels tool and darken the photo a bit, then a touch of lighting. I would also remove the power pole. These are the tools I am familiar with, there are many others-I know. I'm sure you will find the combination that works with the tools you have.
Having been skunked by a skunk, I can vouch for no one wanting to be near you. I tried washing my jeans about 10 times-then threw them away. I had to sit in the back of the pickup on the way home. I believe skunk water might do the trick.
Make sure you have him tightly controlled. He looks like the same criminal that was in my back yard many years ago. He has a knack for escaping.
You are not really going to ruin the single malt with some kind of mix, are you? No ice, no water, just single malt neat. If you're going to ruin good Scotch or Irish single malt by adding something to it, just buy the blended stuff and mix away.
Thank you for the background. See what happens when one focus' to narrowly. One would normally expect to have someone hit the ball to get on base, then a walk or in this case, no hits just walks to fill the bases.