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Out of focus. But given that you used a phone, it may be motion blur instead. Ah :)

It's OOF jevs :( What were your settings?

Thanks :)

Nice. What were your settings?

You're welcome :) Lens correction is a black art, but all you have to do with this pic is make the water level (it's still not). If you're using Lightroom, just run the 'level' across the water and that's it, job done. Yes, you'll still have the sloping supports etc, which can be improved with...

I like it Jack, I like a lot of your shots. But it's not ****ing level! Sort your shit out man.

I wanted to be a sports photographer 30 years ago. The industry has changed so much since then. Does he know what's involved? It's not the job I dreamed of. Sorry I can't offer help, hopefully someone here can, I think we have a pro or two here.

Damn, was hoping it was a Nikon and you could teach me about settings when focussing on moving subjects (my subjects don't to to move very quickly, so not something I'm experienced at). Oh, so you just got lucky then. The wing blur adds to the photo.

Amazing. What equipment were you using?

Wow, that's amazing. What were your settings?

Well you obviously still have them all on your hard drive, right?

Nice and level, I love it!

People have given suggestions on improving shots on this thread, that's all it was meant to be, I wasn't trying to offend. Yes I can see what it's a picture of. When I looked at it I noticed it was off, that's all.

I already said in my original post. Haughty? I said 'It needs a touch of straightening', nothing more than that. Do you have anything to add from a photographic point of view?

It appears so. People tried to make their photos look right for decades using film before digital came about. Landscape photographers would obviously use a tripod and try and get the horizon right. It was never the intention to have imperfections. Landscape photographers would generally use low...

I've shot plenty of film. Imperfections weren't part of the plan.

That's a new one on me. You might as well mess up the exposure and put a rosette on it.

It needs a touch of straightening.

How many photos have you combined?