The Proverbial B&W Path

Gaunemo · 10th of January 2009 (Sat)

Let me know what you think!

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AlphaChicken · 11th of January 2009 (Sun)

hrmmm. I like it (though cliche) it seems like you did a good job with the concept. I think a lot of what makes these shots though is the ceiling of the "tunnel" that is created by the trees along the length of the road. You cut the top of the photo off? Is this because it didn't work? Would you mind posting up a version with the top of the photo?

Gaunemo · 13th of January 2009 (Tue)

Chick,

The top was all just gray sky. Really didn't help much!

Christopher Steven b · 14th of January 2009 (Wed)

Despite the centered composition (the last refuge of the photographer to which I often run!) I find it compelling--largely because of the starkness, clarity, geometry of the painted lines on the road. I have to admit that my eyes tend to want more up top (square crop?). But overall, I really dig it

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AlphaChicken Knot Hank Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Asheville, NC Posts: 3,567 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: The Proverbial B&W Path hrmmm. I like it (though cliche) it seems like you did a good job with the concept. I think a lot of what makes these shots though is the ceiling of the "tunnel" that is created by the trees along the length of the road. You cut the top of the photo off? Is this because it didn't work? Would you mind posting up a version with the top of the photo? __________________ I am Henry. NOT Hank. And certainly not a length of rope tied in a knot. My family calls me Hen, but you can call me Chicken. See you out there! \|Deviant Art\|Facebook\|Gear List

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Gaunemo Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Illinois, USA Posts: 336 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: The Proverbial B&W Path Chick, The top was all just gray sky. Really didn't help much! __________________ John Canon Powershot SD1000

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Christopher Steven b Goldmember Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Ottawa, Canada Posts: 2,196 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: The Proverbial B&W Path Despite the centered composition (the last refuge of the photographer to which I often run!) I find it compelling--largely because of the starkness, clarity, geometry of the painted lines on the road. I have to admit that my eyes tend to want more up top (square crop?). But overall, I really dig it __________________ christopher steven b. - Ottawa Wedding Photographer Ottawa Wedding Photography Site \| Ottawa Wedding Photographer Blog

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