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Not sure about this at all, so general opinion, please. Fails on rules of composition but hought it had some impact. Cropped to remove a lot of nothing, top and bottom. Through doors of Spa Cafe, Bridlington.
EOS 40D with 10/20 Sigma. About 20mm actual. f8, aperture priority. -2/3 stop comp. ISO400.
Paul
| Camera: | Canon EOS 40D |
| Lens: | 10/20 Sigma |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | Cafe. |
| Username: | 
paulbroad |
| Uploaded: | 7 Jan 2013 - 8:15 AM |
| Tags: | Cafe, Panoramic., Portraits / people, Silhouette |
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There is an awful lot going on and competing for attention...but I like it.
I think there's too much clutter...all the lines compete for attention, but they aren't clearly defined enough and at odd angles. To me it looks like a big empty space too, and isolating the people against the windows, cutting out extraneous stuff would work better, I think.
Nick
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