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Fishing

Camera:Sony Alpha 200
Lens:18-70 kit
Recording media:JPEG (digital)
Title:Fishing
Username:AneesKarakkad AneesKarakkad
Uploaded:4 Feb 2010 - 10:43 AM
Tags:Close-up / macro, Landscape / travel, Night / low light, Portraits / people, Still life
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lovely tones and comp

Adrian

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Techno
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620 forum posts England8 Constructive Critique Points
4 Feb 2010 - 11:59 AM
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Beautiful magenta like tones, excellent composition.
Mal

dificult to crit this. Looks like a fine image to me. The horizone cuts accross the middle but to be honest it works in this case. I like the distant fisherman cutting the horizon. The tone is good as is the exposure.
Nice one!

colin beeley
colin beeley (e2 Member)
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887 forum postscolin beeley vcard England7 Constructive Critique Points
4 Feb 2010 - 5:11 PM
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great image Wink

NEWMANP
NEWMANP (Critique Team)
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1549 forum postsNEWMANP vcard United Kingdom549 Constructive Critique Points
4 Feb 2010 - 9:16 PM
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yes, its very nice i like the mirror of the two anglers in sillouette in fact a verical of just that section would be lovely. it takes a while for the eye to find the second one and when you do it all comes together and adds that vital seconary element. in fact i think its so important that id have been tempted to take a second shot zooming in to concentrate on the two figures with the longer focal length pulling them closer together. i like the tone of the sky and water and in the context of this composition, the use of negative space to the left.

i think the horizon is not quite true but thats easy to correct in PS,- running up to the right and i would also crop a little from the base but overall a rather pleasing image.

best regards,
Phil

Mad4WDW
5 Feb 2010 - 11:58 AM
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Lovely colours, cracking image

paulbroad
5 Feb 2010 - 7:21 PM
0

Very nice indeed as it stands, but there are multiple images in this original by modifying composition and tones/depth of colour.

Good stuff. Strong and simple - a great formula for success.

Paul

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