DavidE
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Add in another +1. That's a terrific image.Wow. Stunning image.
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Add in another +1. That's a terrific image.Wow. Stunning image.
Excellent. Except that my stomach is getting queasy.Skyward . . . 119 meters
Striking image Steve. Really nice... and very close to my heart.M9, 75 Lux
Appreciate it Greatly Lloyd & I Thank You For Serving Our Great Country! Never Forget Our Heroes!Striking image Steve. Really nice... and very close to my heart.
+1Wow. Stunning image.
A truly moving image.
M9, 75 Lux
Good stuff, tofa. I particularly like the image of the man facing the traffic. BTW, welcome to the forum. I'm looking forward to more of your posts.A few recent shots:
Local heartthrob at a Budapest mall
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Abalone shells in the rain
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old man facing down the traffic
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Nice and frosty!Like those pics and their desolate mood, Stuart!
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M8, CV 1,4/35 SC and some frost.
leif e
Wow. Stunning image.
+ 1 For Sure!
Jeff...Thank You!
Add in another +1. That's a terrific image.
Excellent. Except that my stomach is getting queasy.
Thanks all for looking and taking time to comment . . . I should try for a top down perspective next time.+1
Osman
Beautiful girls you have, Tom. I like the shallow DOF, and the focus on your daughter here. Works well, and I love your wife's expression. Perfectly captured.Wife and daughter, M8, 35 cron, 2.0
Woody: +1. What he eloquently said. Thanks for the follow-up.. Good dialogue. Cheers.Interesting results from the varying crops here. I agree with Tom about the tight crop, which tends to excentuate the contrast of the tree vs the formality of the building. The water on the building has a randomness that mirrors that of the tree, and I like that as well.
The second attachment, with more of the "back" visible creates a tension for me, that I can't decide about. I appears that the front building is not level on the horizontal plane, but the line of the windows of the front structure seems to line up with the rear structure on the vertical plane. That is more apparent in the second crop vs your original. Also, the larger, washed out areas of sky in the second version are a little distracting, as the relative brightness of those areas draws the eyes away from the main subject. It's true that there is some symmetry with the snow, but the effect really makes this a entirely different image than the tight crop, and suggests to me that each of them stands alone as a successful image.
All that said, if I had to choose just one, I'd go for the tighter crop. Allowing the randomness of the tree, and of the water on the building, to be focus of the image seems stronger overall. In that version, the lines of the building just become a contrasting counterpoint to the the random lines, which makes the former all the more interesting. My $.02 worth anyway. YMMV.
Steve: Nice expression of viewpoint, composition and PP. Cheers.Appreciate it Greatly Lloyd & I Thank You For Serving Our Great Country! Never Forget Our Heroes!
Most great stuff Matt. I particularly like that tulips. The composition is perfect.Fresh "donut holes" (very, very, good when warm!) and tulips. Seattle's Pike Place Market. Cheers.