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    Casting for minnows

    I spotted this man casting for minnows and asked him if I could take some picture and he said to take all you want.

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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Interesting shot Jeff, but that ugly tree behind him isn't doing this image any favours. Possibly a slightly tighter crop.
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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Quote Originally Posted by hminx View Post
    Interesting shot Jeff, but that ugly tree behind him isn't doing this image any favours. Possibly a slightly tighter crop.
    Interesting that you say that because I though it added a lot to the shot for me. It is always enlightening to hear other people's views and thoughts and ideas on the composition. Jeff
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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Not an aesthetic shot Jeff but rather one that gets the point across, showing how a guy casts for minnows. I agree that the dead stump there eliminates any hope of making it scenic, or abstracted, but instead makes it rustic. Anyway, good working man's scene.

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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Jeff, I like the dead tree. It adds interest for me.
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    Re: Casting for minnows

    I still prefer the shot with the tree but I took this one just a few minutes earlier that doesn't have the tree in it.

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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Tighter crop on net? For me the net and the movement of the H2O is the interesting part of the image.

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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Great shot! I like the tree in the back ground myself, did you crop some from the left side?
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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Thanks to everyone for taking a look and leaving your comments. I cropped a little but not much. Jeff
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    Re: Casting for minnows

    Like the effect created by the net hitting the water in the first shot.

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