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by Donna21

Comment by DrAchoo:
Technicals: Lighting and processing are decent. One thing that jumps out to me is that other than the sign the color adds very little to the composition. Whenever I get a shot like this I immediately think about B&W. On this shot you could do B&W and possible a selective desat of the posted sign (although I'd not have the yellow blazingly saturated. I'd think about a half saturation or something like that). Composition seems a little cramped. I'd like to see more. Of course I don't now what else there is to see so perhaps it was out of necessity. By pulling back, you may also consider a landscape orientation instead of portrait.

The feel: Does feel abandoned. As I gather from your comments, you like the shed better in the summer and I'd probably agree. The bare tangle of briars is not nearly as nice as it would be with some color and leaves. What can you do?

Hudson Valley Triptych
by Donna21

Comment by ingridblue:
Lovely symmetry! I like the differences in the views :)

Hudson Valley Triptych
by Donna21

Comment by brownguy:
Nice natural triptych, good job.

Hudson Valley Triptych
by Donna21

Comment by sethlfrench:
Its like one of those pictures that people seperate on purpose but without the editing. I'm sure there's some artsy term for it but I'm uneducated. Nice though.

Hudson Valley Triptych
by Donna21

Comment by flipix:
I would like to see what this photo would look like with the bottom cropped out. Nice view.

Hudson Valley Triptych
by Donna21

Comment by DistantColours:
I'd crop closer. There's no need for so much black at the bottom.

Hudson Valley Triptych
by Donna21

Comment by SoulMan1978:
Good thinking.

Is that shot from a school?

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by Donna21

Comment by stargazer05766:
Presented nicely in the frame.. The vines coming out give dimension and dept to the shot.. And the posted sign is Perfect... Lot's of luck~~
Hope this makes it inthe top 10....

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by Donna21

Comment by KarenNfld:
Nice detail

Burning Off Christmas
by Donna21

Comment by jameskindt:
Wasn't that a cold night? Good capture!