Wednesday, 16 January 2013

A Is For Angular




I am standing in a bird watching hut at Coombe Country Park (last Sunday).  When I was taking this photo my immediate thought was that this won't work because I am looking directly into the sun. I only took one photo.  I am a tad surprised at what I got and wished I had taken more.

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16 comments:

Tanya Breese said...

gorgeous shot, love that sunburst!

Daryl said...

isn't that always the case? its wonderful and who knows maybe subsequent shot wouldn't have been as good ...

Valladolid Daily Photo said...

Great reflection, love it!

Roger Owen Green said...

love how the parallel lines seem to be moving away from each other.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team

SRQ said...

Isn't it pleasntly surprising what ends up working. The sunburst radiating off the top of the wall is quite nice.

Reader Wil said...

Great picture with excellent composition!
Wil, ABC Team.

Jo said...

wow, I think it is a fabulous shot.. :)

Leslie: said...

Sometimes we get great photos when we think we won't! This is great with the angles and with the sun!

Leslie
abcw team

Chrissy Brand said...

What a beautiful view and angle- I thought you were in a train at first!

LONDONLULU said...

It came out perfectly and love the wonderfully-composed angle! That sun! (Like Chrissy, I also thought you were on a train, who knew bird-watching spots would have that effect:)

Stefan Jansson said...

And that photo came out great.

LOLfromPasa said...

Thank you! Nice comments and most appreciated.

Deb said...

Nice sunburst and neat framing. As someone who spends much time in bird hides it was instantly recognisable from the thumbnail - the sign of a classy shot.

LOLfromPasa said...

Deb - you are too kind. Thank you!

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Yup I recognised the location also, you got a great shot here and you've inspired me to do a bit of birding!

Adele said...

So glad you got this one - it's just right! Bird watching huts. I don't think we have any around here. Interesting!