Like that 2nd one a lot. Has the look of a long (ish) exposure about it. Very nice.
Is there an angle where you could get that partially submerged walk leading up to and away from it, if it just kind of disappears that could be an interesting viewpoint.
Really nice set, good shooting.
Derek

Nice one Ted,
Great points in all that has been said already.
I do like 1 and 4, regardless of any lack of sharpness or focus both of these work well
Good shooting for first time out.
Derek

I like this. Well spotted and good shooting.

Thanks for the tip about the lines.
I don't do editing...what you see is what you get...same as film...photography rather than software art.[/quote]Bruce if you think that there is no editing with film, you are very mistaken, Im no expert on it but i would be surprised if this comment goes without further response, there was a recent link to just how much editing went into some very famous and iconic film photos. Will have a look for it for you.

Just curious, if you change the saturation and contrast in camera, or shutter speed or Any camera setting is that software art or photography ???

Top shots again top-banana, all good shots, but I really like the first one, and as Andrew said I would clone out the grass in bottom left corner in the 2nd one. Good strong shots, all of them. Good shooting.

Derek

Best of luck. If not too late.

Hi Andrew, I like these, I've never tried any type of gig shots so I can only imagine what kind of wobbles that they can throw at you, with limited light and possibly unhelpful lighting also.
Like I said, I like these so good shooting

Derek

First one for me too. That water looks inky, love it.
All great though.
Well worth the early start.
Derek

Thanks for the info guys, very helpful.

Cheers Stan, I hadn't a clue.