A Grey Day on Lindisfarne
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Posted 26/04/2014 - 11:42
Good decisions for an overcast day. I particularly like no.1.
I wonder whether the boats photo would be stronger by cropping out the rt-hand boat (?). You'd lose the symmetry, but also the clutter.
Regards, Christopher
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I wonder whether the boats photo would be stronger by cropping out the rt-hand boat (?). You'd lose the symmetry, but also the clutter.
Regards, Christopher
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Posted 26/04/2014 - 13:53
I think you'r right.
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CMW wrote:
I wonder whether the boats photo would be stronger by cropping out the rt-hand boat (?). You'd lose the symmetry, but also the clutter.
I wonder whether the boats photo would be stronger by cropping out the rt-hand boat (?). You'd lose the symmetry, but also the clutter.
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Posted 26/04/2014 - 19:39
My favourite is no.3 but the composition is very "tight". Of course, I've no idea of the circumstances, but the edges appear cut off, if you see what I mean. I'd certainly clone out the angular iron-work near Lillian's bows. Considering the typically English sky, there's lots to enjoy here.
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Andrew
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Best wishes,
Andrew
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Posted 27/04/2014 - 09:52
bwlchmawr wrote:
My favourite is no.3 but the composition is very "tight". Of course, I've no idea of the circumstances,
My favourite is no.3 but the composition is very "tight". Of course, I've no idea of the circumstances,
More "stuff" at the sides I'm afraid. I'll try cloning out the iron work on CMW's crop version.
cardiff_gareth wrote:
It looks pretty bleak there, or maybe my phone screen is giving them that impression!!
Did you stack the stones?!
It looks pretty bleak there, or maybe my phone screen is giving them that impression!!
Did you stack the stones?!
It's an island in the North Sea, therefore bleak by definition
As for the stones I was beaten to it
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Posted 27/04/2014 - 12:16
bforbes wrote:
More "stuff" at the sides I'm afraid. I'll try cloning out the iron work on CMW's crop version.
It's an island in the North Sea, therefore bleak by definition
As for the stones I was beaten to it
bwlchmawr wrote:
My favourite is no.3 but the composition is very "tight". Of course, I've no idea of the circumstances,
My favourite is no.3 but the composition is very "tight". Of course, I've no idea of the circumstances,
More "stuff" at the sides I'm afraid. I'll try cloning out the iron work on CMW's crop version.
cardiff_gareth wrote:
It looks pretty bleak there, or maybe my phone screen is giving them that impression!!
Did you stack the stones?!
It looks pretty bleak there, or maybe my phone screen is giving them that impression!!
Did you stack the stones?!
It's an island in the North Sea, therefore bleak by definition
As for the stones I was beaten to it
Wow that's a lot of stones! Not a lot for the locals to do on the island?
Last Edited by gwing on 27/04/2014 - 12:17
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All C&C would be appreciated please.
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