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Thread: Blue Green door

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    Blue Green door

    This is a photo that I took today at the Heifer Ranch in Perryville, AR

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    Re: Blue Green door

    I like it. Good color. I might prefer it shot straight on though. I took one of a yellow door and posted it last year here...I like door shots. Maybe we can have a thread of just door shots. Thoughts?

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    Re: Blue Green door

    Yea but the angle is jsut something different
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    Re: Blue Green door

    Love the colors. Angle not so much, but at least you are taking a risk.

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    Re: Blue Green door

    A real eye catching door. I rather like the angle but wish the lower left corner wasn't so tight to the edge.
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    Re: Blue Green door

    Well, now, that's an interesting door -- with an interesting choice of colors. I like it, and I like the angle you chose.
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    Re: Blue Green door

    The saturation of the blue is really sexy. It does seem to be getting some lens distortion on the shape. I don't personally tend to get hung up on the shape of things that much, or whether they are level and such. I am much more into the abstract. This is nice though. I think that tanking photos of doors can be a nice theme. My wife did a bit of it some time ago, and there are cool things to see...

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    Re: Blue Green door

    The only critique I have on this is the space at the bottom on the door. you need some more so the edge of the frame has space to breathe.

    I like everything else especially the colours.

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