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Posted 10/07/2012 - 08:00
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Blythman wrote:
Hi Don
I think I prefer your initial shot. This one is too tight. I like the environmental feel of the original.
Alternative I was thinking of would be a square crop with the RH side being cropped to remove the leaves from top and bottom right. Leaving the a larger portion of the main branch in shot.
Thanks Alan I agree but it certainly needed the colour change.
Hi Don
I think I prefer your initial shot. This one is too tight. I like the environmental feel of the original.
Alternative I was thinking of would be a square crop with the RH side being cropped to remove the leaves from top and bottom right. Leaving the a larger portion of the main branch in shot.
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 10/07/2012 - 09:24
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tyronet2000 wrote:
I like the first photo, the second looks like some type of very large rat :shock:, not pleasant to look at as it draws the focus away from the little girl.
It is !! I like the first photo, the second looks like some type of very large rat :shock:, not pleasant to look at as it draws the focus away from the little girl.
I like the original best - after removal of the colour cast. It would look better as a large print when the detail in the girl & wallaby would be more visible.
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Posted 10/07/2012 - 09:39
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can't make my mind up about the crop but the colour is alot better in the second one. Loverly Moment captured.
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