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what a great example of a picture leading you in, great shot only small critisism i have is that it may have worked a touch better with a lower view point so the path seems closer at the bottom of the pic......
Awesome 
great pic!
such a simple background, combined with the path leads your eyes straight to the boathouse Nathan
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Ahh you mean like crouch down and take it again? I suppose that would make the path seem longer? I will have to go back and try that again. Might have to wait awhile for a perfect day.
Matty
You could even lie flat on your stomach. I often do it to get the shot. One little point is that the image also seems very blue. Maybe warm it up a little in PP. Peter
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Nice photo, just a suggestion, try cropping the bottom off where the shallow water begins and see what you think. I tried it by scrolling on the screen and I like it.
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That's a great shot Matty. I concur with Stubbsy, lie on the path to get the shot from an even lower angle. Another suggestion: it looks like you've used a polariser which is great to give the sky a dark blue dramatic effect, but you've got so much blue in the shot already. Try it without the polariser to tame the bleu a bit.
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simple lines make this a very pleasing and calm image to view...... great capture......... have you tried cropping as a pano for a different look
Cheers ....bp....
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love the shot its a great location along the River Swan with the sole boathouse perched out on the water.
Here is one I took last year,the path looks like it is floating,and its very blue 
Cool capture MattyO.
I agree this shot would look cool shot from a lower perspective. Maybe it would look better cropped as a portrait view so as to cut out the distractions on the opposite bank. This may also increase the feeling of isolation. Well done. Cheers, Mick 
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