Golden Sands

[NannyFerret]

I wasn't quite sure where to put this as I have changed the colour, but it is a seascape, so I plumped for here.

 

 

[Paul]

A wonderful golden colour and the person is sat nicely on a third.

 

I would just crop off the stones (?) and branch, at the very bottom, or at least clone them out.

 

Paul.

[NannyFerret]

Thanks.

I was going to do that in Flickr when I noticed how prominent they were. It wouldn't let me edit, so I will have another go.

[NannyFerret]

A wonderful golden colour and the person is sat nicely on a third.

 

I would just crop off the stones (?) and branch, at the very bottom, or at least clone them out.

 

Paul.

I cloned out the stones and branch and you are right, it works better.

[Paul]

Much better - well edited and a very good image now.

 

Paul.

[NannyFerret]

Thanks. I've just sorted and written nearly 400 images to disc. Some to store and some for playing on the Tv (haven't tried that one yet.

Then I had to do some of my two granddaughters for my son and his wife, so pretty tired by the time that I uploaded this one. 

It didn't take a couple of minutes to cloned it in Zoner.

[bugmeister]

Love that colour and composition

[annie]

 I remember the original nanny, I love the editing you have done here though...wonderful colour nanny.

[Korky]

The crop improves matters greatly. Very nice.

 

Korky

[NannyFerret]

 I remember the original nanny, I love the editing you have done here though...wonderful colour nanny.

I don't think I have posted the original to this years one, Annie. Was it last year? lol.

I take some of these every year as we walk along the prom in Barmouth.

[annie]

yes it was...am sure..

[Heather]

nanny that is stunning so serene 

[fuzzyedges]

Branches? stones? agh missed out again

Must pay attention sooner

 

Nice colour though

The solar patch adds a nice touch on the sand

[NannyFerret]

Thank you everyone, and thanks for the CC, Paul. I was grateful for a fresh pair of eyes.

 

 

Fuzzy, I cloned the stones and branch off the bottom of the pic instead of cropping more off, as I didn't want to lose any of the bright patch on the sand. That was what attracted my attention when I first saw the scene before shooting.