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Exhibition selectionsOK, have been going round and round in circles trying to decide .. so here's the current shortlist ... any picks?
These are the raw files converted with no changes, click through to larger versions Thanks for looking ... any comments or suggestions greatly appreciated Last edited by tommyg on Wed Mar 24, 2010 6:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Exhibition selectionsTom
#2 or #6 Craig
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Re: Exhibition selectionsI like the snow leopard Tom.
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Re: Exhibition selections2, 4 or 6
Re: Exhibition selectionswow, hard choice, being a landscape man i would be inclined to go number 2, however at full size it may come second to the leopard...
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Re: Exhibition selectionsFrankly, any of them.
I personally keep coming back to #1 Greg
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Re: Exhibition selections# 2 for me too. Great photo!
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Re: Exhibition selectionsThese are very nice tommy!
I like the mighty Matterhorn "Old school" (Olympus OM 1&2SP )
Re: Exhibition selectionsHmm, Matterhorn is looking like a likely shot then - I have a landscape version of this photo that might work as well, will look for it
Although ... number 1 would be good too ... damn decisions ... Thanks people
Re: Exhibition selectionsHi, all interesting and technically great ..the difficult thing in knowing what to produce for commercial purposes is guessing what the audience would like on their wall and providing something they themselves could not do with their snapshot camera (albeit different quality). My personal fav is the leopard but I think commercially any of the scenery shots would do better in the market, especially somewhere well known (as they too may have visited) . Color and impact is also important so the boats could do well, the last would be a nice for the romatics, and the mountain would probably look sensational really big ...so any idea who your audience is ??? or what is popular in that area ?
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