F/16 Roots / Lake

[armando_m]

20mm f/16

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Intriguing patterns from the basal parts of these trunks indeed. I hope you have tried to compose alternatives for example focusing more on the roots than the upper part of the trees. In other words, "move in closer" in the Capa manner.

There are small signs of human impact in the background. Perhaps these either should be more visible, or eliminated entirely by a different framing?

[Frank Fremerey]

3 textures, 3 colors, very interesting...

[Anthony]

Lovely patterns and textures.

[Andrea B.]

I'm wondering if the scene could use a bit of judiciously applied contrast. Some areas seem a bit flat.

Very intriguing trees and I like the composition.

[Akira]

Armando, I would prefer the B&W version posted on Facebook.

[JohnBrew]

Sometimes I wish we had a "like" button to press. But OTOH, I suppose it would trivialize our recognition of an image which deserves a few good words.
I enjoyed this image and thank you for posting it.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

It is the design of NG never to provide a "Like" Button. There are a multitude of [a]social media to cater for such things.

[Airy]

It is the design of NG never to provide a "Like" Button. There are a multitude of [a]social media to cater for such things.

(I Like )

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Nothing wrong in liking something if you can communicate why ...

[Airy]

That's precisely the point.
Although it may be harmful, at times, to investigate the "why" after sb says "I love you"
so goood to keep up illusions....

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Images and people are different subjects.

[Randy Stout]

Armando:

As others have mentioned, a great sense of texture in the roots, with vista behind.  One could spend a long time at this site working different POVs and settings.

Speaking of which, I am curious what your shutter speed was.   The water is really smooth.

Cheers

Randy

[Frank Fremerey]

Randy: Obvously tripod work I feel.

[Jakov Minić]

I don't know where it is, but I would love to go for a swim with the AW1