Low Tide at Penrhyn Point, nr Fairbourne

jacqie, on May 10, 2007, said:

wow!!

magic surf bus, on May 26, 2007, said:

What a difference a small boat makes to this picture - it would be very dull without it.

cyclingfan@pucklechurch, on December 9, 2008, said:

what a lovely picture

Quattro4, on January 27, said:

Hej Jacqie,

this picture is absolute great. Absolute fantastic. Congratulations for this composition.

Many greetings from Munich

Quattro

magic surf bus, on February 1, said:

Quattro4: I'm sure Jacqie won't mind if I say 'thank you' for your comments on my picture ;-)

Quattro4, on February 22, said:

Sorry magic surf bus,

I was so impressed of this foto and your great shots, that I read only the first compliment of jacqie.

We in Bavaria say: Nix für unguat. It means sorry, excuse me and more

magic surf bus, on February 22, said:

Kein Problem Quattro4, bin ich glücklich, weil Sie denken, dass das Foto gut ist ;-)

No Problem Quattro4, I am happy because you think the photo is good ;-)

Quattro4, on February 23, said:

Your German is better than my English!

But this is not the only very good picture. The mosten of your shots are very very good

I think you have got a good eye

magic surf bus, on February 24, said:

Quattro4: Mein Deutscher ist von http://uk.babelfish.yahoo.com/ aber ich hoffe mehr dieses Jahr zu erlernen. Wir planen Europa-Park zu besichtigen. ;-)

Danke für Ihre Anmerkungen.

gezza, on April 21, said:

Great shot love the way the water leads to the bow

magic surf bus, on April 21, said:

gezza: Thanks. The funny thing is that if you Photoshop the boat out of the picture it's just a boring old stretch of sand. It's odd how the boat transforms the view.

zennorcatblue, on May 14, said:

An excellent photo .. really sings! Only criticism is the background beyond the sands is a bit dull and dark .. maybe crop a bit?

magic surf bus, on May 16, said:

zennorcatblue: Thanks for your comments, and a fair point about the background, though it's already been cropped and my plan was to keep the boat vertically centred.