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... well, maybe not quite ![]()
Another from down at Heswall the other weekend with Frans camera and before the sun made its last appearance, though there were still some lovely conditions to be had.
Cheers for getting to here ![]()
Paul
| Camera: | CANON 5D MK1 |
| Lens: | Canon 17-40mm L |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Wirral Riviera ... |
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| Uploaded: | 2 Mar 2010 - 1:11 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel, Transport |
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Comments
Good sky, Paul.
And, of course, expertly photographed.
I'm not sure that all that f/g is helping the central placement of the boat.
In my opinion a better shot would be a 16:9 or 16:10 crop from the top down. Ok, you'd lose a bit of the mud and the channel, but I think a stronger image would result, actually helping the boat in it's central position - in the full shot it seems accidental rather than deliberate, to me.
An opinion, for what it's worth ![]()
Cheers
Bill

A fair enough point Bill, though not really the crop for me as I want that channel in the shot as it's curved shape sort of mirrors/mimics the cloud shape, losing some of it loses some of the association for me.
Also I do like the fact that you can see the actual bottom of the channel with the water in it too - though this I appreciate is only a personal preference.
Paul
Ha ha!
Well, you are the artist!
I only call 'em as I see 'em!! ![]()
Of course had I been there.....![]()
Cheers
Bill
ps where's the fan club today??
Love the cloud formation and the anger and drama it injects into the image Paul. The central placement of the boats works fine for me because of the dark channel running across the frame. The boat sits comfortably above that obvious lead in element.
Jim

Cheers Cathy ... I was going to upload the large pano [cropped] version that I originally envisaged, this would've probably appeased both Bill and yourself by removing parts from both the top & bottom
, but seemingly I can't upload a pano if I didn't upload one originally ![]()
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