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Bill, I'm afraid that the rule is to have the horizons near to a 1/3rd position from the top or bottom .... These are way off.
There are times when you can stuff the rules.
These are great

IMHO, 2 and 8 the people are a touch too close to the bottom. But love the massive sense of space with these!
Think 4, 5, 6 are my favs.
Matt
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Andrew
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...seeing them at a decent size

LennyBloke
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Philip
I really like theses I hope your comment , McGregNi, was tongue in cheek.
I'm sure that Nigel was joking but there are still some camera club judges who come up with classics just like that. They would start by suggesting massive crops to the sky, say that the figures are too close to the bottom of the frame and then complain about the people being too small to see the catch lights in their eyes.
Thank heavens photographers like Bill have the wit and artistry to see beyond the norm. These eye catching images perfectly capture the spirit and atmosphere of the big skies and sweeping horizons of Eastern England.
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Bill
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