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More Pyrmont Walk Shots
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Re: More Pyrmont Walk Shots
The leading lines of #4 are great, and I like the silhouette of the first.
Great work! Cameron
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4th shot has great angles, would be interesting to see this very same shot under varying light conditions, it would change up the shot dramatically?
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thats a fine specimen of a man in the fourth image
 The lines of the first and last image are great, the FOV on the fourth is great, serious wide angle there! I glad someone finally posted some pictures of that soft toy  gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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David
Love the first and the last. #1 uses the bright sun to great effect. #4 has fantastic lines. Peter
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