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Re: Port of Echuca
Nice ones Tony, i reckon push the processing for a older style (just for giggles) the scene is pretty devoid of modern items hence it could look pretty awesome. The second image is a really nice perspective and i like teh compression feeling the slightly longer lens/focal length has given it..
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I prefer the first one for its composition.
I also agree with biggerrythat you could turn it into sepia or black and white and see what if the scene benefits from an old look.
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Hi Tony - personally I like the look of the last but I reckon the first suits that old world, old photo feel better.
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I pretty much agree with Rodney.
The sky is the problem I see in this photo. In #4 you have clawed back some detail and this makes the photo sing. The others leave it as a blob. At least the reverse vignette in #1 helps to give the blank sky an explanation so I don't expect to see detail. Perhaps a little lightening of the shadows to get a bit more detail into the trees? Well done. Greg
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