holmertz 2020-05-09 0:29
Hello John,
I actually like this photo better than the last one. The yellow buoy appeals more to me than the restored boat. It is a more amusing object and leaves so much more of the calm water and its reflections undisturbed. I think the 1/3 balance of the buildings is also better. As for clarity and sharpness the photos are equal. Looking closely at the buoy and its reflection I am reminded of a large apple floating in the water.
Kind regards,
Gert
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05-09-2020, 07:37 AM
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To holmertz: Inverted reflection......
Good morning Gert,
Thank you for your very kind remarks yet again. I'm pleased that you like this one but did you have a quick look at the workshop which I did? I took the same picture and flipped it so (not quite!) only the reflection is in the image - with the yellow buoy floating up in the "air". There was a trend a few years ago for "flipping" reflections - and I remember that Gunnar presented quite a few of them and his were really very good indeed. This one is less good but might just raise a smile.  Kind Regards, John. 
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