Sandy Heath

Ratcatcher
Posted 07/05/2008 - 19:35 Link
This place is'nt far from where i live and i've never been there before. I was just walking along when i turned the corner and was amazed at the view.

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justgetoutandride
Posted 07/05/2008 - 19:47 Link
Would it be better if you went over to the fence?

the 3 posts on the right and the fence across the middle are a bit distracting for me, they seems to be the main objects in the image.
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Keith Grant
Posted 07/05/2008 - 19:53 Link
Richard, I would be amazed, too! Lovely dappled light under the tree, and such rich colors beyond. Interesting sky.

Would like to see a larger version, or others from the same spot that day.

And ditto on the nearest fence distracting from what's already an interesting image.
Keith

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Ratcatcher
Posted 07/05/2008 - 20:27 Link
I.m not sure if the picture works without the post's the idea was to give foreground interest and to lead you into the image.

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johnriley
Posted 07/05/2008 - 21:01 Link
In general (and I am mindful that many great images break the "rules" a fence running across an image creates exactly what it is - a barrier. This prevents our eye going beyond and spoils the flow of an image. A fence leading into an image from foreground to background would usually be more successful. Other lead-in lines are paths, rail tracks, roads, contours of the land and so on.

Looking at lots of published images is helpful and thinking about what makes them successful. The shooting lots and lots of images. Practice makes perfect!

The colours of this image are very pleasant but the scene is not very dramatic, nor is the lighting. A little work on the composition would help enormously.

Hope that helps!
Best regards, John
Ratcatcher
Posted 07/05/2008 - 21:07 Link
Thanks John
terje-l
Posted 07/05/2008 - 22:03 Link
Richard,
On my computer I can only see a message from flickr that the image is currently unavailable.

Personally, I find Photobucket a more reliable relay station for uploading images to the Internet.
Best regards
Terry

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promhandicam
Posted 07/05/2008 - 22:51 Link
Same for me too.

Steve
Ratcatcher
Posted 08/05/2008 - 12:46 Link
The reason for not being able to view the image on Flickr is because it's been removed.
terje-l
Posted 09/05/2008 - 18:58 Link
But why remove it before we have a chance to look at it?
Best regards
Terry

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Gwyn
Posted 09/05/2008 - 20:19 Link
Richard, it is a shame you have removed the photos. I didn't get to see the second one at all. I actually quite liked the first one, in spite of the fences - it gave the impression of a a forbidden paradise to me.
Ratcatcher
Posted 10/05/2008 - 08:59 Link
Sorry about that

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Gwyn
Posted 10/05/2008 - 09:06 Link
Thanks - I still like the first one the best. As I said to me it gives a feeling of a forbidden paradise, not of blocking the view.
justgetoutandride
Posted 10/05/2008 - 20:00 Link
I feel the second one is better, but still have doubts about the fence.
Please call me aj,

I use a Pentax K10D, on a MacBook with LightRoom (vers 1.3 + beta 2)

http://www.ba-joseph.co.uk/gallery

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