[///Matt]

What do you think? is it worthwhile? I dunno

[Ghunger]

Personally, I don't find it that interesting. I found myself thinking, what's he taking a picture of? I think your beach shots and bridge shots turned out much better.

[///Matt]

Thanks

I thought this one looked cool, but it is sort of pointless

[mjh93sa]

Perhaps a wider shot so it's more about the light and colour than the content of the image?

[Stronie]

WHERE'S THE e90?
NICE SHOTS THOUGH.....

[///Matt]

This is all the colors that were in the shot... just the white/blue dock and the black water. this is a late night/low light shot, obviously.

[Ghunger]

I thought about it a bit more and maybe just a crop would help? Here's a quick swipe at it. Kind of draw your eye to the reflections.

[diesel007]

The wood in the dock is too blue looks like the WB is off. I think the photo is lacking a subject. It needs a nice sailboat in it or something to bring life to the photo.

[///Matt]

I actually had set the wb to Tungsten on purpose, while I was shooting pictures of the London Bridge, because at night, auto WB tends to make things too orange, and tungsten evens it out to me. I LIKE the way the bridge came out.

The wood in this picture is actually painted white, but yes, the WB setting makes it look blue. I thought it looked cool, but in retrospect, the picture is too plain.