Along the Murray River, a photo from Victoria, Est

Photographer's Note

The Murray is the third longest navigable river in the world, after the Amazon and Nile
Total length is 2520 kilometres from its source in the Upper Murray and the Kosciusko National Park,it is continuously navigable for 1986 kilometres from Goolwa to Yarrawonga
It spans three states - Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia
The river has 4 major dams, 16 storage weirs and 15 navigable locks, it is the major domestic water supply for over 1.5 million households
Along with its tributaries, the Murray is part of the third largest water catchment on earth.

This is a stitch of 3 images.LB.

ourania, lgir, Sonata11, SnapRJW, timecapturer, tyro, PecoBud, Kitty_the_Wild, delpeoples trouve(nt) cette note utile

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serp2000 (33061) 2012-04-26 6:55

Hi, Leslie,
My compliments! Outstanding stitch! Fantastic quality, nice vivid colors. Attractive frame. Very informative note. TFS!
Serghei

corjan3 (1935) 2012-04-26 8:17

Hello Les,
What a beautiful scene. As you know, an object right in the middle FG often is not a good idea but here it works very well indeed, possibly because of the diagonal orientation of the tree. A very pleasant view.
Neels

brianmcc (5786) 2012-04-26 9:05

hi les,
this is a lovely view along the river as it meanders across the australian countyside. the trees are very distinctive and the one in the centre provides a great focal point. lovely colours and light. it looks like a painting.
regards,
brian

dta (56542) 2012-04-26 9:26

Hello leslie ,
It is curious , but it seems that the trees have burnt . The contrast with the greenery and the water is stunning . The tree in the center has an attractive silhouette and is an important element of the composition .
Regards

ourania (18532) 2012-04-26 9:41

Hello Les,
the composition is superb and the view very clear and beautiful with marvellous depth and lovely colours. I love the sloping foreground and the leaning tree, your framing is excellent. Lighting is masterful creating great balance and harmony in such a rich composition.
Well done and thank you!
All the best,
Ourania

lgir (6651) 2012-04-26 10:07

Hello Leslie

very nice POV with a beautiful light that gives a nice shine to colors.
Very good work
Regards
Laurent

chrisvek (6995) 2012-04-26 11:31

Hello Leslie

This is a very nice shoot with perfect framing and details.Wonderful amount of saturation and ligthness.Well done.TFS

Have a good night
Chris

ifege (9899) 2012-04-26 14:27

Good one Les - and a good stitching. A classic after rain view - possibly near the Hume Reservoir? Good colours and you've made good use of the dead trees (flooded one year, dry the next!).
cheers
Ian

Bergenphotos (2198) 2012-04-26 14:54

Hi Leslie.

I had no idea Murray was such a nice river! And the facts you say in the note came as a total surprise. But back to the image: It's a wonderful piece of art. So many colors and so pleasant to look at!

Fredrik

Sonata11 (31199) 2012-04-26 21:05

Hello Leslie,
Wow!!! Awesome spectacular place of interesting surroundings. Fantastic framing with great POV and DOF too of this gorgeous view. Excellent job with perfect colors, sharpness, clarity. Thanks for sharing. Like it. Fantastic picture.
Best regards and have a wonderful day,
Barbara

SnapRJW (23538) 2012-04-27 1:09

Hello Leslie - What a detailed landscape and so unusual. The meandering river threads its way across what looks like a flood plain, I love what appear to be dead trees dotting the valley floor. A really fascinating landscape and a pleasure to see. Warm regards Rosemary

timecapturer (36978) 2012-04-27 3:00

Hi Les
a stunning shot and composition. The trees are amazing, such intriguing shapes and attitudes. Excellent stitching it makes for a striking and really effective beautiful image. Love it!

Have a great weekend - regards Brian.

tyro (15679) 2012-04-27 5:48

Hello Les,

A very interesting note about the Murray River and a fine photograph with which to illustrate it.

And, try as I might, I see no evidence of any "joins" in your stitched picture and I defy anyone else to find any. The composition is lovely with the meandering river leading the eye from bottom right through the whole vista. The almost sketal tree makes an interesting foreground and the distant mountains a fine background beneath an interesting sky. The definition and sharpness are superb as are the colours.

Beautiful!

Kind Regards,

John.

PecoBud (3824) 2012-04-27 9:30

WOW, Leslie, great job here for sure, with the stunning clarity and superb detail to color and light. Your POV and DOF are perfect and well composed. There's something about this photo, and I'm not sure what it is, but it's so surreal and magical, it could be the dead trees in the river bed, but not sure. All and all this photo is EXCELLENT!!

TFS............Your Friend from California..........Buddy

Kitty_the_Wild (1169) 2012-04-27 12:55

A fantastic landscape, colors, composition, POV are really the best. I like the brightness of the scene.
Interesting note also.
Ciao,
Elena

AliMoein (780) 2012-04-28 10:57

Hi Leslie
Very beautiful landscape shot
This photo has a very good composition
It has a very good colors,light and DOF
All the best
Ali

delpeoples (48576) 2012-05-02 3:30

Gidday Les

What a choice you present me today, with all these fabulous photos to critique in your Gallery. The Tessilated Tassie one is a cracker. But I couldn't ignore this photo as it brought home some beautiful childhood memories with my grandpa fishing and camping along the Murray, the Darling and the Murrimbidgee Rivers. Before drought and irrigation ruined these beautiful rivers. Love the silvery light on the water and the way the river curves through the image, leading the eye on a beautiful journey. The colours are luminous, the trees give a wonderful natural graphism and the light can be no other than Australian. Love it, thanks for sharing.

Have a great day
Lisa