This is actually a HDR style composite of five exposures. I really have to get out and take some photos,
I am reduced to mucking around with old stuff which wasn't that great to begin with, this is from April.
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Collins Street, Sunday morning, 9am.
This is actually a HDR style composite of five exposures. I really have to get out and take some photos, I am reduced to mucking around with old stuff which wasn't that great to begin with, this is from April. Greg - - - - D200 etc
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hi greg, nice shot, lovely morning light.
my eyes are left wandering a little (which may have been your intent) searching for a point of focus, and I am drawn to the parked cars. perhaps consider blurring to match the other out of focus areas and go for an overall soft focus?
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Hi Greg,
nice peacful shot and you did well to get 5 without movement , like the subtle HDR (so many seem overdone) , but I keep getting drawn by the glare off the parked cars ...perhaps burn a little .. bet that spot is magical in Autum with the London Plane trees Deb T DebT
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There's a beautiful autmnal feel to this .. slight mist, bright sun ....
g.
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