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Re: Not the bagpipes
now i dont want to hear those bagpipes in action.
I do like the treatment in this shot, great contrast control! Cameron
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Re: Not the bagpipes
Interesting image Matt.
I wonder what would happen if you included something to show scale.
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The scale is there. Note the ladder and the handrails. These are standard sizes & therefore show scale. Unless of course it's a model, in which case it's bloody good. I like the image too, but would like to see a little more at the base of the pipes. Greg
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Re: Not the bagpipes
great find i like industrialism
it's interestign to see the myriad depth of compositional value to this image makes you want to stare at all those angles shadows and shapes Wendell Levi Teodoro
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