Hello Barbara, In your profile yo wrote:
"I`m a new member of TN...please help me with doing good photos ;) Comment my pics -> I wanna learn a lot :)"

Like you, I too want to learn a lot. ;) ;)
So for instance on this photo which is titled "Baltic Sea", I see very little sea.. but I see a very interesting pattern,
which makes this shot intriguing.

BUT what of these stubs of logs? Are they part of an old bridge that has disappeared. Was it part of a dock? Was there a fishplant here at one time? In other words a Note with explanations would allow your visitors to learn more.

Best wishes, Jay

hi barbara
je crois savoir de qu'elle espece il s'agit.
une antenne de volkswagen!!non?
laurent

no name...
not a single word...
...but the picture is excellent

Lucian

Gratulacje - ale pamiêtaj liczy siê jako¶æ a nie ilo¶æ. Niedawno wybra³em siê w zimowy plener na weekend, zrobi³em sporo zdjêæ - ale potem jak je przegl±da³em by³em z nich niezadowolony - zawsze czego¶ mi brakowa³o - ocala³y tylko trzy fotografie - nie pytaj siê z ilu :)
Pozdrawiam Jan

hello Barbara , très beau cliché
Didou

Hi Barbara,

What a shot!!, I like the lighting very much!

THe colours are so great. I like it.

Carsten

I like this very much.

Carsten

PS: Where do you live in Poland? We have friends in Poznan.

:-))

Ce cygne est majestueux ...la luminositée est bonne le contraste est bon aussi mais ! le cadrage ...................! le cygne est face au bord de votre image !aucun horizon ... mais cela ne gache en rien le bon cliché

The ones on the left are Peacock butterflies( inachis io ) and the one on the right side is a male Argynnis paphia(= Silver-washed Fritillary) Nice picture!