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Thread: A Real Workout

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    sharpen your image JK_Photo's Avatar
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    A Real Workout

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    Jon

    "shoot wide, shoot close"

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    Re: A Real Workout

    I think the first image demonstrates great use of line and pattern. Both structured as well as free. It is very visually pleasing for me to look at. Great angle too. The background causes me a little confusion to look at, and I can't help tilting my head to the right, but I still don't think I'd change anything.

    Andrew

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    Re: A Real Workout

    Funny, I leaned off to the right too...

    pic 1 - Powerful, motion, then off I go to the upper right. I almost feel like I wouldn't be led off if it weren't for the angle...I will have to ponder further. I like it.

    pic 2 - Just my taste...crop the shorts...not so appealing. If you were going for the down and dirty of a "real workout" then ignore me...I am female and easily swayed. LOL!
    Ruh roh...Where am I?

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    Re: A Real Workout

    I guess you're right. The lines in the ceiling do lead out of the image.
    Hopefully the power in the punch pulls you back in.
    BamaFru - don't know if I can remove the shorts but I suppose I could crop them for you!
    Jon

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    Re: A Real Workout

    LOL! Well, if that's the way it must be...
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    Re: A Real Workout

    Doing workouts for stronger biceps is an excellent way of flexing those muscles, especially when everything is under lockdown and At home workouts for biceps there is ample time for you to engage yourself in a variety of activities. However, you should also stay away from public and crowded places to protect yourself.

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