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Photography is not a crime, but perhaps my abuse of artistic license is?
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A window seat that I could definetly spend some time at
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I was expecting to see a brick wall with barb wire. Excuse my
ignorance of Australian Geography  However, I feel this particular picture would benefit from colour.
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Hi MJ - I'm not sold on this sorry. For me I can't mentally picture what the landscape looks like - it's too hard to discern say where the edge of the cliff or drop is (if there is one) or what the distant landscape actually looks like (it's all sort of a blended mass of small detail but not structured together if you know what I mean).
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Hmmm. It's like...a seat where you sit to see the scenery....the landscape.....but you have made the seat an element of that landscape....the main element. There's something ironic about that and I love irony in photography.I a also admire the processing you've carried out in the conversion. It's an image I like looking at.
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