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| 11/17/2009 01:30:42 AM |
Nothing Gold Can Stayby kleskiComment by Beetle: My very first reaction was: "Whoa, that is over-processed!". On closer inspection, it was mostly the foreground grass on the left that caused that reaction.
I agree with Brent that it is too busy, without a real subject to "sink my teeth into".
You have some nice colors going, and very nearly (but not quite) a diagonal, something that usually works well in an image.
I think concentrating on a smaller part of the scene (like around the big rock in the center) would have worked better. |
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| 11/16/2009 09:51:29 PM |
Nothing Gold Can Stayby kleskiComment by OdysseyF22: There are a couple of issues with this, as I see it. First off, it's a busy scene, with a fair bit of clutter. It's not clear what the subject really is: is it the trees on the shore? the reflections? the marsh grasses? The eye moves through the image but doesn't know where to settle.
Second, the shoreline is dead center; add to that there is a bit of dead space at the bottom and the tops of the trees are cut off. Moving the framing into a rule of thirds placement, with the shoreline at the bottom third, might help.
I actually rather like the shot, and I think the strongest point is the trees in the BG - they're quite lovely. If they were made to be the central subject in the image, I think it might help solve the problem. |
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| 11/16/2009 01:37:39 PM |
Night OPby kleskiComment by Yo_Spiff: I was hoping to get something like this at a WWII reenactment last weekend. There were no camo painted faces to be found, however, so I am on the sidelines for this challenge. |
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