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cmpowell125
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 14:22
Another from today...
C&C welcome.
20D & 17-40 F4
Thanks
Chris
http://www.chrispowellphotography.com/gallery/albums/2006/2006_08_Rural_Cotswolds/2006_0808_163706.IMG_0051-01-small.jpg
Stavhp
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 15:00
i really like hte composition of this picture, leads teh eue righ intop the pic
However the cat eye at teh bottom of the frame is kinda distracting, maybe a crop?
cmpowell125
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 15:43
Thanks.
The broken car eye was supposed to be the focus, but dont think it really worked out as I was hoping.
Maybe ill try cloning it out, see what it looks like.
Chris
cmpowell125
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 16:33
Which do people prefer. Im not sure about this one, looks like there is something missing. But that could just be me.
Chris
theague
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 16:40
looks better. I can, however, see the same set of lines 3 times in the image now. Had I not known what the original looked like I'd probably never know to look there though so I think you're ok. :) My eye is no longer drawn to the bottom of the photo but rather I am lead toward the top.
Looks a lot better imho.
Stavhp
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 20:43
looks better. I can, however, see the same set of lines 3 times in the image now. Had I not known what the original looked like I'd probably never know to look there though so I think you're ok. :) My eye is no longer drawn to the bottom of the photo but rather I am lead toward the top.
Looks a lot better imho.
Yeah, i also like this one better, nice job
Stav
stupot
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 20:45
dodgy cloning;) but i prefer the second.
cmpowell125
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 21:15
Ok, so is the cloning any better in this one. I rushed the other one.
GreatNorthWood
9th of August 2006 (Wed), 09:31
Sorry but the first one is WAY better - there's absolutely no focus or interest for the eye at all in the second one. Stick with your original idea – it works.
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