Abandoned chimneys
Posted 10/03/2014 - 11:01
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Could have been taken from a different angle so that the trees are not distracting the chimneys?
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Best Regards,
Gajan
My polite comment!
Best Regards,
Gajan
Best Regards,
Gajan
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Gajan
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Pentax K-1, D-FA 28-105mm, FA 77mm, D FA 100mm Macro
Pentax K-5, 18-135 mm, 55-300mm
Pentax K100D Super, 18-55mm
Posted 10/03/2014 - 12:25
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I feel the trees in the first one add something to the image but I might have been tempted to omit the one on the high right* but in the second the prominence of the main one engulfs the chimneys.
*Depending on the local terrain, for all we know this was the best angle there was...
*Depending on the local terrain, for all we know this was the best angle there was...
Posted 11/03/2014 - 00:22
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Thanks for the input, could have climbed the fence but didn't want to trespass.
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 11/03/2014 - 02:03
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08tiger wrote:
Thanks for the input, could have climbed the fence but didn't want to trespass.
or be bitten, tasted and devoured by what may lay in wait?Thanks for the input, could have climbed the fence but didn't want to trespass.
Some ominous clouds in these Don. By the look of the grass in both, a shower might be welcome.
Best regards
Too far from a shore.
Posted 12/03/2014 - 05:13
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Always amazes me how long chimneys remain after the houses are gone, you end up finding chimneys in the middle of nowhere.
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