Moorland stream

[Chairman Bill]

One from Dartmoor today

[visualizer]

Excellent composition and overall feel
Well done!
John M R

[Tony Jay]

If your intent was to communicate the openness, the desolation, yet the lonely beauty of the moors, then you have succeeded!

Fabulous stuff!

Tony Jay

[luxborealis]

If your intent was to communicate the openness, the desolation, yet the lonely beauty of the moors, then you have succeeded!

Fabulous stuff!

Tony Jay

+1

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I really like your Dartmoor shots, and this is one of the best.

[stamper]

First class and absolutely nothing to dislike.

[Chairman Bill]

Wow. So that's a generally positive response, which is nice 

Thanks all for the comments. Much appreciated.

[stamper]

Wow. So that's a generally positive response, which is nice 

Thanks all for the comments. Much appreciated.

Well deserved Bill.

[RSL]

+1

[Jeremy Roussak]

Very nice, Bill. I like the cloud positioned neatly to show up the branches.

Jeremy

[Chairman Bill]

Very nice, Bill. I like the cloud positioned neatly to show up the branches.

Jeremy

Funnily enough, that wasn't me, that was Mother Nature. I just pointed the machinery at the scenery 

[Tony Jay]

Funnily enough, that wasn't me, that was Mother Nature. I just pointed the machinery at the scenery 

Oh no, not only a photographer, but a poet too!

[Peterretep]

I'll agree with the other opinions expressed, very well done!

Peter

[N80]

I love it. But I guess I'll be the first to offer a criticism. However, the criticism is purely a matter of taste: I'm not fond of too long exposures of water. It is certainly a matter of degree as I don't exactly like a freeze frame of water either. So I'm just being fussy really.