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May 13, 2005 14:06 |  #1

This photo taken with an EOS 1n. Converted to digital using a Canoscan FS4000.
Langtry, Texas (Judge Roy Bean)
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May 14, 2005 03:02 |  #2

Denny, nice photo but I'm wondering if the main subject (the windmill) is too small compared to the rest of the picture?? You've framed the windmill nicely but maybe there is too much other stuff in the foreground that takes away from the windmill. Maybe if you moved a little closer or increased the focal length a little (still keeping the foliage frame)?? I'm just an amateur here and throwing out some ideas that may or may not have merit. I appreciate you letting me use your image to maybe learn a thing or two. Thanks for posting!


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May 14, 2005 08:18 |  #3
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It would be a lot better if those diagonal weeds were out of the image and you moved a little closer to get past them.


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May 14, 2005 08:41 |  #4

Nice shot! I'd like to see it cropped a bit, with the saturation bumped up a tad.


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