I am interested in what people think of this one. Is it too busy?
D300
30 @ f/8
ISO: 100
Sigma 10- 20 @ 10mm
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Trees
Lots of trees, and a road.
I am interested in what people think of this one. Is it too busy? D300 30 @ f/8 ISO: 100 Sigma 10- 20 @ 10mm Craig
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I think you need to crop out the left side to the first fence post, that side is a lot lighter and my eye gets drawn to the largish tree while for me the interest is down the road. It feels a bit unbalanced atm, but I like the road with the overhanging trees.
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Craig,
I think that this image needs a lower point of view, so that the road literally runs in from the bottom of the image. I would also flip this around so that you have the road coming in from the left of the image. g.
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