Marshland
by ems82
Uploaded29/03/2010 - 19:52
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Posted 29/03/2010 - 21:10
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Thats the end of the walkway and the skyline was full of obstructions ugly buildings etc plus horrible sky
Emma
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Posted 30/03/2010 - 00:28
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ems82 wrote:
Thats the end of the walkway and the skyline was full of obstructions ugly buildings etc plus horrible sky
But there seems to be grass at the end.
Thats the end of the walkway and the skyline was full of obstructions ugly buildings etc plus horrible sky
Posted 30/03/2010 - 06:56
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Yes and just above the reeds is the horrible skyline maybe i should have cropped before the reeds at end:
Emma
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Posted 30/03/2010 - 12:12
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I like the simplicity of the colours and the perspective of this photo. I get a feeling of solitude.
I too, am looking for another element at the end of the bridge and there is'nt enough room. But I do like it as it is.
Another alternative would be to crop the top to the end of the bridge. Be careful not the leave a plant head cut in two on the left. This would then give a road to nowhere picture, which in my opinion would be quite powerful.
I too, am looking for another element at the end of the bridge and there is'nt enough room. But I do like it as it is.
Another alternative would be to crop the top to the end of the bridge. Be careful not the leave a plant head cut in two on the left. This would then give a road to nowhere picture, which in my opinion would be quite powerful.
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Graham
Graham
Posted 30/03/2010 - 12:45
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ems82 wrote:
Yes and just above the reeds is the horrible skyline maybe i should have cropped before the reeds at end:
Well you could clone some grass in.
Yes and just above the reeds is the horrible skyline maybe i should have cropped before the reeds at end:
Posted 30/03/2010 - 14:43
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Not sure what the answer is as far as a crop is concerned, but I do like this, for the same reasons as Graham - colours and perspective and it also has an artistic feel for me.
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Katie
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Posted 30/03/2010 - 16:06
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Thankyou Katie and Graham.
Emma
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