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This picture was taken on a two-day canootrip last week.
At first I didn't want to take a picture of the scene but I did it anyway. I liked it much more than I thought. It reminds me of the old master paintings from typical dutch landscapes.
A700 16-80ZA iso200 1/1000 Only a little sharpened in ACR.



Bigger one at http://www.flickr.com/photos/mathschlos ... 323712180/

I am thinking to print it 60x80 cm, not sure yet.

nice picture
good sharp , and composition

but i think you`r picture can be better , when you take it through photoshop or lightroom
i take my picture`s through lightroom
( biesbosch is trouwens een mooi gebied , met veel ijsvogels)
greatings
gustav

Its lovely, impressively sharp, and wonderfully pastoral. I think the building obscured behind bush is a little distracting, though it certainly generates interest. I think we should see a little more of it perhaps. Also, the saturation of the sky is very nice.

I agree, it's a beautiful scenery.

Kingfisher,
Thank you but honestly, I would not know what to do to make it better, it's oke this way I think. We saw some "ijsvogels" = kingfisher there but they were to fast to photograph.


Kevin,
Thank you, the Biesbosch is a part of The Netherlands that was flooded in 1421a.d. en never brought back to land. It has also been used as a hiding place during WWII en the house that you can see makes it quite interesting. There is almost only water and almost no roads, only a few houses. The house indeed generates interest and within the history of the Biesbosch I think the picture would mean a lot less without that house.

Thank you Dr. Harout.