Harbour Boats

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The shimmering effect is to-die-for!

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I would oppose Jack, the effect seems to me joyful, cheerful.:slight_smile: Otherwise the picture is very nice.

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“To-die-for” in the UK means “something so exceptionally good, something to aspire to!” It holds an idea exactly opposite to the idea of death - it is a phrase full of British irony: I am praising Mond!

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I’m sorry, my English is bad enough.

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No worries :slight_smile:

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Great capture and painterly effect …

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It’s the same in the USA, but its an old expression. Now the kids say that’s sick (don’t ask me why).:confused:

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Beautiful image!

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Meaning is the same in the US, Jack. Your comment is spot on accurate. erat image Ray

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Sorry for the typo - Great image Ray.

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This is one of the best painterly effects that I have seen on the forum.
I would really appreciate some details of how it was achieved.

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If you PM me your email, I’ll send you a Dropbox link to the .tsp file.