Two from a wintery St John's College Cambridge
Posted 23/01/2013 - 19:06
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Love number 1.
Personally I would try straightening out the horizon (of sorts) though, seems a bit higher at the left.
I hope you don't mind my input.
Cheers
Personally I would try straightening out the horizon (of sorts) though, seems a bit higher at the left.
I hope you don't mind my input.
Cheers
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Posted 23/01/2013 - 19:44
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Not at all! The horizon on No 2 reflects the arch of the bridge.
Posted 23/01/2013 - 20:41
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I had a quick look at these and its the perspective that is giving the slant effect. That's what I think anyway.
Colin
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Posted 23/01/2013 - 21:37
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CoDa wrote:
I had a quick look at these and its the perspective that is giving the slant effect. That's what I think anyway.
I had a quick look at these and its the perspective that is giving the slant effect. That's what I think anyway.
I think that is it!
Posted 24/01/2013 - 00:50
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Another preference for #1 here.
It is a pity that #2 shows only half of the boat, but even so I would prefer it cropped 4:5 to remove the distractions above the bridge.
Philip
It is a pity that #2 shows only half of the boat, but even so I would prefer it cropped 4:5 to remove the distractions above the bridge.
Philip
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