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I'm never disappointed when I open your shots, Greg.
The only thing that might be considered is cropping from the top but I actually like the bit of light on the wall or window up there....adds mood.
It has the look of someone being stalked or spied on.. It's a bit eerie. I'm not sure about the light at the top as there is no source. Nevertheless I think this is a strong image.
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Rylan, Lori, Gary, Don, Leels, Thanks,
Frog that is a very nice compliment, Thanks. You are a very honest critiqer that helps me as well.
Bluesguy, I saw the scene when I was riding down the road, turned around and waited across the street in a parking lot until the gent was in a good position and took the shot.
Tom I was curious what response I would get on the bit of light at the top. I thought it helped with the framing. Thanks for your input.
I am like Barney Fife, I have a gun but Andy makes me keep the bullet in my pocket..
Nothing left to say, this is a terrific shot. I would just print and hang on the wall.
For some reason when I first looked I thought it has a 60's feel to it.
Roger
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Originally Posted by Greg McCary
