Trees With Reflections Of Autumn 1

Hello, Gilbert. In fact I am quite agree with the opinion of Monique, this part of the canal is not aesthetic, the channel is not wide I was forced to take these reflections and put me of bias. The cut of the bottom would have cropped the reflection, therefore, actually a touch up was needed. It's nice of you to have chosen this image and there you have made the change that I do not control for the time being. Thank you for your interest and your help, I see this editing.

yes, Indeed, this year the leaves were more green and longer than usual. I took these trees primarily for their sizes in order to get the reflections by taking advantage of the channel. Thank you Daniel for your passage with your appreciation and good weekend.

I couldn't do the horizontal format in this case, it is a pity. Otherwise it is the reflections that I was looking for in this shot.
I could post it in 'park Bench' but it seemed to me very far all the same. The sky was not white, what I feared the most that night. Thank you so much Nicole for having chosen this picture leaving your opinion, it is very nice.

It is true that I thought of. When there are large trees such as those presented, if it takes place right in front so that the channel is not wide, it is cut off squarely the bottom of the reflection. So to have it in entirety, I took a step back while approaching me at closer to the edge of this channel. The solution in this example would be not cutting off the bottom of the picture that would give a different format, but to transform the edge of concrete in water is identical to the image, so a layer. Not being fortiche of this method, I left it in order to see that the canal of Orleans is less broad than that of the Sum. Thank you Monique for your passage with your opinion and it's good to see so sometimes there are other solutions, of course. Good end of the day.

I didn't have the sun to blind me because it was dark, the big trees, with a canal not too low at this level, I looked at where I was stepping, and a mirror vertically to vary. Thanks again Cathy for your opinion the following will be more colorful.