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Rotated, cropped and pushed to obtian the 'other picture'. Thanks SuziBlue and Martinc. I would appreciate your comments.. I feel that is has lost perspective for texture but I can't say wether it is better or worse. More 'classical' maybe. Cheers, Jim
| Camera: | Finepix 4800Z |
| Lens: | Fully wide |
| Recording media: | D - rotate, crop and more gamma |
| Title: | Room with a view - reprise |
| Username: | 
bandit127 |
| Uploaded: | 8 Jul 2003 - 7:51 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel |
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I like what you've done with this - also the window is straight now and there is more detail in the brickwork which is lovely to look at. I like the other pic too - but I kinda feel the window needed another pic to show off its emphasis ...
You're right you lose a sense of scale with this .. but because the window is straight there is more of a sense of weight and age ..
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