LPS#6 - Here we go again :-)
pemmett
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Well, it's that time of the week again when I come begging to my fellow DGrinners for opinions. I've been out, shot what I could find, and this is the best of the bunch - no sniggering in the back please...
Could you help me choose which you feel is the best and let me know if there is anything I could to improve it? :lust
#1 - The Bells, The Bells...
#2 - Mid-day Worker
#3 - Falling
#4 - Window Wave
#5 - Wrap Around
#6 - Alien
Thanks/Peter
Could you help me choose which you feel is the best and let me know if there is anything I could to improve it? :lust
#1 - The Bells, The Bells...
#2 - Mid-day Worker
#3 - Falling
#4 - Window Wave
#5 - Wrap Around
#6 - Alien
Thanks/Peter
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Of the three, #4 is by far the strongest. Excellent shot.
I like the composition of #5 but it looks a little bit fuzzy. #2 looks like it could benefit from a Curves adjustment.
#1, #3, and #6 don't do much for me, especially after seeing #4.
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I like #2 MIDDAY WORKER best. If I were to try and improve it, I would warm up the colors of the building?
Also like the clay tile roof, FALLING. Would a tighter crop with less sky improve it?
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You have some really good ones to choose from here!
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Completely agree, although I like the colors in #3 the best!
Wondeful set. I'm sure any of them will work well, but 2, 3, 4 are my faves...
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Tough choice! I'd vote for #3, it looks nice and original. I would only crop the sky a bit, it takes too much of a space. Also, it apperas a bit too dark.
Great options!
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That's the reason I personally would not go #2 route, but it's totally up to you
Of all of these I like #4 the most. Capturing the intricate curvature of the building and the shadows. It brings to mind reels of film being joined together.
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There I sat last night thinking I had nothing and you all made me feel so much better this morning
Now I just need to focus on three photos before choosing one to submit and then packing for our family trip to Thailand all before Thursday - just hope I get my priorities right
Cheers/peter
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Good Luck and take tons of pics in Thailand can't wait to see them
Hey Peter -- your problem is going to be choosing which photo to enter!
I wish you and your family a safe, happy, and fun trip to Thailand!
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