Hoar Oak Water, Exmoor

[Chairman Bill]

Just above the point at which the Hoar Oak Water joins the East Lyn at Watersmeet

[RSL]

Good stuff, Bill. You handled the water perfectly.

[Chairman Bill]

Thanks, Russ

[Jeremy Roussak]

Good stuff, Bill. You handled the water perfectly.

You did. Long enough to be silky, short enough to retain some detail.

Jeremy

[Chairman Bill]

I find that about 1/4 sec tends to work quite well

[Rajan Parrikar]

Excellent image and +1 on the water exposure for this particular situation.

[Paulo Bizarro]

Agree on the water. Seems a tad on the darkside?

[stamper]

Excellent!

[Chairman Bill]

Agree on the water. Seems a tad on the darkside?

Better?

[francois]

Both versions work very well for me.
Well seen.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Both versions work very well for me.
Well seen.

Me too.
I was happy with the original,but I like the lighter version even a bit more.

[Rayyan]

Well done. Nice even lighting.

[armand]

Better?

I would have thought the same but now that I see it I think I prefer the darker version, fits the mood better.

[Paulo Bizarro]

Better?

To my eyes, yes. Thanks.

[Chairman Bill]

I prefer the darker version, not least because that's closer to how it was - at the bottom of a very steep river-cut valley with heavy tree cover. That said, preference is subjective and I can see the pros and cons of each. I might try something twixt the two and see how that looks.

[Jeremy Roussak]

I'm with you, Bill.

Jeremy