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Thread started 07 Mar 2007 (Wednesday) 20:15
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POLL: "which one 8x10"
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Mar 07, 2007 20:15 |  #1

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Full Frame B&W

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semitight crop B&W
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Color almost full frame
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color crop
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Mar 07, 2007 21:44 |  #2

I prefer #2 - B&W semi-tight crop.

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Mar 07, 2007 22:59 |  #3

I voted #2, but i think a compromise between 1 and 2 would be ideal. I love the silhouette and the beautiful BW, really great, really liking it a lot. I would go with a semitight crop like # 2 but back out a little bit and give a little more of the spray and a bit more of the hill in front to give a sense of speed and direction similar to # 3 but put the skier a bit farther left. I like the width of # 1 i guess, but the skier is much to centered, put him on a third.


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Mar 08, 2007 00:33 |  #4

went with #2 and burned in the sky


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Mar 08, 2007 02:25 |  #5

i echo everything feilb said




  
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Mar 08, 2007 14:59 |  #6

Yeah I agree something between 1 & 2. Maybe with the skier at the bottom of the frame with a bit more of where he came from and a bet less of where he is going. Just MHO.


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