A Malaga Footpath.
Posted 01/04/2020 - 16:53
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Love the colours, marbling in the flag stones, focal point, DOF, perspective sense of place and overall impact
I would have found it hard to resist removing the encroaching twigs and leaves in the top, RH corner, but that might just be my OCD getting the better of me. Interested to learn what others think.
Jon
I would have found it hard to resist removing the encroaching twigs and leaves in the top, RH corner, but that might just be my OCD getting the better of me. Interested to learn what others think.
Jon
Posted 02/04/2020 - 07:07
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Very nice! Lifted from the ordinary into something very pleasing on the eye by the lovely shadows.
John
Posted 02/04/2020 - 15:17
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jvs wrote:
Very nice! Lifted from the ordinary into something very pleasing on the eye by the lovely shadows.
+1 Very nice! Lifted from the ordinary into something very pleasing on the eye by the lovely shadows.
How about cropping the top off just below the twigs and leaves in the top RH corner? It would strengthen the impact of the shadows, at the moment the blue sky and shadows seem to compete for attention.
Steve
Posted 02/04/2020 - 16:19
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prsjnb wrote:
Love the colours, marbling in the flag stones, focal point, DOF, perspective sense of place and overall impact
I would have found it hard to resist removing the encroaching twigs and leaves in the top, RH corner, but that might just be my OCD getting the better of me. Interested to learn what others think.Jon
I agree with removing the twigs / leaves from the top RH corner, I think I would also clone out the person in nearest the camera and give the impression of a long clear open path with the dappled sunlight.
Love the colours, marbling in the flag stones, focal point, DOF, perspective sense of place and overall impact
I would have found it hard to resist removing the encroaching twigs and leaves in the top, RH corner, but that might just be my OCD getting the better of me. Interested to learn what others think.Jon
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