Millgate

abeeror2 (e2 Member)

7 Jan 2013 - 6:14 AM

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V1 is my favourite, well done.

nonur (e2 Member)

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7 Jan 2013 - 6:25 AM

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I rather like V2 and V3, Den.

WhiteRose1 (e2 Member)

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7 Jan 2013 - 7:36 AM

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v1 is a beauty, Den. So many verticals, the chimney stack, castle keep, doors, windows, telegraph pole.. even the railings have a vertical perspective.... all reinforced by the portrait format. The selective colouring is perfect and I like the question of whether the white was natural (at first sight).

Dave

woolybill1 (e2 Member)

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7 Jan 2013 - 8:16 AM

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An interesting composition with the wall and fence on the right rising, the rest falling. That is not a criticism, it's what happens in hillside settlements; the interest is the way it works in the image, concentrating one's gaze strictly within the street while emphasising the height of the contents. Unusually, it seems to make my eye work clockwise around the frame beginning at two o'clock. Enough to wake me up on a Monday morning!

I'll go for V2 from this trio, Den. The selective colour works extremely well but I'm taking a rest from the effect for a few months

Regards
Bill

Newdawei (e2 Member)

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7 Jan 2013 - 9:51 AM

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I do prefer V1 at this moment.
Chen

DicksPics (e2 Member)

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7 Jan 2013 - 2:25 PM

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Good work, Den - it's V1 for me!

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NDODS (e2 Member)

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7 Jan 2013 - 6:53 PM

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Version one hit the mark Den ...

Regards Nathan

AnnChown (e2 Member)

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10 Jan 2013 - 7:20 AM

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I too love the composition with the railings rising up to the right and the road down and round to the left. The choice of version is tricky as they're all good, but perhaps v1.
Ann