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Great B&W, the contrast in the shadows is lovely.
Brad.
Brad.
Conflicting lines work well, nice in B&W too.
d
d
I think the tree is in the right place to one side or the other would upset the balance. Well seen and taken, also great in B/W
Steve
Steve
Thank you very much for taking the time to look and comment.
Glyn, I tried a different crop after reading your post. I didn't come up with anything that worked for me. I think it's as much to do with the dip in the field at the horizon as anything. It's good that we all interpret a scene in a slightly different way though - keeps us individuals.
All the best,
Dave
Glyn, I tried a different crop after reading your post. I didn't come up with anything that worked for me. I think it's as much to do with the dip in the field at the horizon as anything. It's good that we all interpret a scene in a slightly different way though - keeps us individuals.
All the best,
Dave
Yes, Dave, we're all individuals! ;o) And if everyone listened to me, everyone's pictures would look exactly the same!
I guess the problem I didn't foresee with cropping this is that you'd end up with a quite 'tall' aspect ratio and it probably looks a bit odd. I just felt that with the diagonals as they were, having the tree left of centre may help the balance a bit (I'm trying hard not to say "rule of 3rds" oh bugger I've done it now!) but I can see what you mean about the dip. I suppose if it's nearby you could revisit if it's still ploughed?
I guess the problem I didn't foresee with cropping this is that you'd end up with a quite 'tall' aspect ratio and it probably looks a bit odd. I just felt that with the diagonals as they were, having the tree left of centre may help the balance a bit (I'm trying hard not to say "rule of 3rds" oh bugger I've done it now!) but I can see what you mean about the dip. I suppose if it's nearby you could revisit if it's still ploughed?
