Follow The Leader
Uploaded: January 30, 2006
Well of course I could have cropped on this shot,but that would have meant I had to change the title!! On the banks of the Swan River,Perth,Western Australia. 31Jan,2006. 10.38AM.
Arya C. Wiese January 30, 2006
I like it just the way it is...I love that you see just the nose of the wheel of the next child to cross the water. Great job!! #383523Kate Jackson January 31, 2006
Oh its fabulous Joe! What a great picture of childhood with no worries and plenty of time! Great title too and I love it with the wheel. But I'd love to just see it without the wheel. I may be wrong of course but I'd just like to see it. No crop though as the curve of the water is great. Just a few careful clicks of the cloner. #2361470Joe Terni February 02, 2006
Thanks Arya and Kate for your comments.Kids at play and it was the last day of their summer school break too.(Did I love my 7 week summer break as a kid,(thats all I ever enjoyed about primary school!), down on the river near on every day.I will fiddle Kate with the approaching wheel,and see how it looks.But I decided this time to leave it in. #2367529Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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