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Cie La Coupoleby P-A-U-LComment by HarveyG: Fun shot, with the right moment captured. Candid photography at it's most rewarding. I just do not like the "HDR" then convert to BandW as it has a side effect that it makes the woman's arms appear manly, hairy and over muscley. |
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| 09/07/2012 04:38:50 PM |
Camera shy cowby P-A-U-LComment by MaryO: Very cool-looking cows. On my screen, they look like they could do with a bit of sharpening. |
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| 09/07/2012 03:10:03 PM |
Bubblesby P-A-U-LComment by dtremain: Originally posted by paulsteven:
Originally posted by dtremain:
FWIW - There is a very strong line of interest that runs through the picture that draws the eye away from the girl. It goes from the girl's head, up the middle finger of land, and ends in the upper right corner. I agree with  tanguera that cropping the right side would help, at least partially because the line of the hill no longer ends in the upper right corner, weakening its visual pull. The second thing I'd suggest is to end the middle finger of land - by cloning in ocean - almost directly under the small bubble above it - maybe using the dark spots as the edge of the rock or maybe angling down starting just to the right of the red/white object. I think I'd crop the right side just to the left of the far bubble, since the bubble currently acts as a visual anchor for the right side of the line. |
Thank you dtremain for the great advice. You have a good set of eyes. I have had a quick play taking your suggestions on board on the original unprocessed image and here is the result.
Obviously needs a bit of processing but would be interested to know if what I have done is what you imagined. |
Yes, I think you captured what I'd envisioned. By breaking the angling line, it leaves the girl with almost a bit of "frame" around her. |
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| 09/07/2012 12:06:24 PM |
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| 09/07/2012 06:29:07 AM |
Curious cowsby P-A-U-LComment by P-A-U-L: Originally posted by Judi:
Very cute cows Paul!! :) |
Thanks Judi - my talents are being recognised:) |
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