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There's some of that light I am always talking about. Nice shot Greg.
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In addition to what everyone else says, I think the trees frame this really well. I don't know if the shot would be as dramatic without 'em. Really nice comp here Greg.
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Thanks for your help JK
EOS you have made a believer out of me about when to shoot.
Mike, It's hard to avoid fisherman around the riiver banks this time of year. This one though was out of town. In Nearby Cartersville in some old stomping grounds.
Greg
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Hmmm - It's almost a fantasy-type shot. With a little PP manipulation you could probably turn it into one of those. I love the reflection and composition overall. I think the weak pts of the shot are the overall lack of saturation, the sky (a bit too dull), and the leaves in the water that, to me, interfere with the feeling of tranquility. The cloud/fog is excellant.
GB
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I think the second version doesn't work for me with the blue sky because the blue of the sky isn't present in the water.
I'm for the original and echo what everyone else has said about composition.
Roger
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That's a very appealing image but I'd go against Didache (so to speak!) and suggest that you clone out the specs in the water. That scene is dreamy and almost unreal but the specs break the smoothness and remind me that I am actually looking at reality... lol
That's a very appealing image but I'd go against Didache (so to speak!) and suggest that you clone out the specs in the water. That scene is dreamy and almost unreal but the specs break the smoothness and remind me that I am actually looking at reality... lol
Seb
Thanks Seb, I agree and will probably remove them before I print it. Thanks for your input.
Greg
I am like Barney Fife, I have a gun but Andy makes me keep the bullet in my pocket..
At this size the leaves in the water look like noise, but at a big print they may add to the photo rather than detract. Only you can tell as this is too small for us to make that call.
I would check it out full size before deciding to clone out.
I okay with it either way but just wanted to make sure you checked both versions before proceeding.
Roger
"I hope we will never see the day when photo shops sell little schema grills to clamp onto our viewfinders; and the Golden Rule will never be found etched on our ground glass."from The mind's eye by Henri Cartier-Bresson
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At this size the leaves in the water look like noise, but at a big print they may add to the photo rather than detract. Only you can tell as this is too small for us to make that call.
I would check it out full size before deciding to clone out.
I okay with it either way but just wanted to make sure you checked both versions before proceeding.
Roger
I agree Roger, my boss has a very good printer, HP 130 nr. I am going to get him to print me an 11x14 both ways.
I am like Barney Fife, I have a gun but Andy makes me keep the bullet in my pocket..