Autumn Shades
Posted 03/10/2013 - 19:38
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I can see what attracted you to the spot, as there's a beautiful mix of tones, and the sky is well handled as its the main metered zone. In total it doesn't quite work well for me - the composition gives it a cut off look (the bottom) - I find the chopped off tree a problem, and there's a strange glow to the lower autumnal leaves that doesn't seem to have any source.
I'm sure the place will reward you again, maybe with a big wide-angle view getting the trees up close but having some ground to anchor it?
I'm sure the place will reward you again, maybe with a big wide-angle view getting the trees up close but having some ground to anchor it?
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Posted 04/10/2013 - 11:44
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Thats going to be a class place to visit in another months time
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Autumn Shades by SFB579 , on Flickr