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Possibly the last one from Saturday [for now at least], so I decided to make it a portrait orientation. Converted to mono in PS and toning applied.
No variants this time to choose from ... just this 'un ![]()
Enjoy your day folks, cheers for dropping in ![]()
Paul
| Camera: | Canon Eos 40D |
| Lens: | Sigma 10-20mm EX |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Grid & Beacon ... |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 4 Feb 2009 - 8:57 AM |
| Tags: | Architecture, Black & white, Breakwater, Causeway, Grid, Lighthouse, New brighton, Perch rock, Sea, Tanker, Tide, Transport, Wirral |
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Comments
Ah..V5!!
Thought it looked promising. And I was right.
Best of the bunch, imo, Paul. The scene really suits portrait format.
Very nicely done!
Cheers
Bill
Like all the swirls and patterns in this Paul. I'm with Ian, the mono looks great![]()
Thanks for your honest crit mate, appreciated. Don't necessarily agree with all of it, but, seems the EPZ masses agree with you! ho hum![]()
Like your composition and that little bit of tone works very well.
Regds
Phil
can I come back out from the back of the class yet, I've been here all afternoon ![]()
Quote: Can I come back out from the back of the class yet, I've been here all afternoon
... sorry Richard, forgot all about you ... there you go, on your way, your 'uncle' has come to collect you ![]()
LOL @ Ian ... that one actually DOES exist too, but not for here ![]()
Cheers all,
Paul
You're toned monos have a wonderful feel to them. Superbly done again and the central position of the lighthouse works well with the portrait format.
Paul
You could probably chop a fair bit off the top of this and not notice it has gone since there's not much worth or detail in the big black blob in the top right hand corner.
That would also bias the horizon line further away from the middle.
Like it otherwise
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