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A few subjects that caught my eyeModerators: Greg B, Nnnnsic, Geoff, Glen, gstark, Moderators
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A few subjects that caught my eye
   And lastly...initially I didn't like this image and was going to dump it....but the more I looked the more the geometry and the colours started to get to me. Even the seated figures...cut in half....just seem to gell and resonate in my minds eye. All images with the Fuji X10.  Regards
Matt. K
Re: A few subjects that caught my eye
The third image looks much like the engo department at sydney university.
The first three form a important story for me, run with me here  ... bouncing on a dinky little trampoline like in image #2 that near a building with exhaust spike like in the third will result in ending up in image # 1.The last does not inspire me...yet. gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: A few subjects that caught my eye
I think with the last one you need to adjust the horizontal perspective so it's square at the top and then crop down a little to the top of the frosting.
Re: A few subjects that caught my eye
Thanks Murray
I think you nailed it. Regards
Matt. K
Re: A few subjects that caught my eye
The first has a beautiful tonality, particularly within the tree.
Regards, Patrick
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