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    Rowing on the Charles

    Rowing on the Charles

    Sony DSLR-A100
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    ISO 200

    I captured this team of rowers on the Charles River in Boston.
    Just took away the colour and dodged the water and the clouds.

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    Re: Rowing on the Charles

    The more I look the more I like it.
    You may or may not want to try a horizontal flip

    Then they would be coming in from left to right and out of the dark into the light
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    Re: Rowing on the Charles

    I also like it. I think silhouettes work for some images where the subject is isolated. In this case it works well.
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    Re: Rowing on the Charles

    Thank you.

    I tried the flip, but I like it more like this, with the feeling that they are leaving the frame(which they were).

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