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Keep the garbage cans - those guys are leaning against each other chatting, clone 'em out and you destroy a poignant human moment. A crucial part of the composition I'd say.Haha...I was so close to cloning them out and I got lazy. Maybe I will do it as I thought the same thing.
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I agree. Without the cans it's just another redundant post card shot.Keep the garbage cans - those guys are leaning against each other chatting, clone 'em out and you destroy a poignant human moment. A crucial part of the composition I'd say.
Hi DavidJust a few more from Seattle....
Wonderful. What lens for the image of the children?Just a few more from Seattle....
24 LuxWonderful. What lens for the image of the children?
Nice Seattle images. It's fun to see somebody from the opposite side of the country photograph your city. It looks like you got the cook's tour: Pike Place Market, Gaswork's Park, Space Needle from Queen Anne Hill, EMP, under the I-5 Bridge, and all. Beautiful composition and color. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.Just a few more from Seattle....
No, Carsten, probably I shot carelessly. A few seconds earlier someone told me the funny name of that mushroom; I must have lost my concentrationI prefer the second one; great shot. I wonder what the bottom-left softness is though. Did you breathe on the lens?
Actually, I meant the second shot of the Aurora. I was a little slow to postNo, Carsten, probably I shot carelessly. A few seconds earlier someone told me the funny name of that mushroom; I must have lost my concentration
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