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Love the....... Sharpness here.#2 is my pick I think the sky looks great also. Forgive me I am a little tired. The words are not forming too well in my head.
Nice work, Seb. The second composition is stronger of the two, I feel. The lighting and exposure is just right. The tones in the sky add alot as well.Also, the wires included in the second shot add something. . .perhaps that the subject touches all four sides of the frame.
I really like the exposure and the geometrics of the shots. They may lack a punchline of sorts, but they're pretty neat as is. I wish there was a 1/3 moon up there in a corner, or some smoke coming out of a chimney. Maybe do a photo edit and put a Santa up there?
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Nice exposure and everyone else has said most of what I was going to say.
However, I feel it needs something more possibly in line with the tryptych style you've presented recently. How about a look down from the roof onto the tree style shot that goes between the two. Not sure if that is possible?
Roger
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