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I love that last one! I only wish the curve o fteh lakes edge came around more (in the foreground) and intersected the frame on the same vertical line as the tower - that would really draw the eye in and send right to the tower.
pfft, you locals would be kicking around in shorts in that barmy weather... The second image is also very nice and with a bit of a crop and a bit of contrast it rings my bell, enough so I thought I might have a bash, let me know if you want it removed or have objections to ppl editing ur images. Also you have some pretty nasty dust bunnies there - or at least thats what I assume they are...  gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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 with Gerry on the #4. I think you could try adding in fog to the foreground and made that foot path look more brownish for it to go with whole theme. The concrete path being really clear while the other scene is foggy makes it stick out too much.
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Initially I thought minus 2 meant -2 EV !!
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Serene and mysterious, other than the memorial poking through the fog you could almost mistake it for somewhere mythical
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