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Mmmm, this works well Mark, love the detail in the posts and the water is just right. Have you tried a square crop, from the top left?
Andy
Andy
Very nice...............your eyes are taken on a journey and then you wonder what is on the far shore..............lovely.........
The groyne gives an excellent, strong structural element to the image, Mark. Lovely tones as well. A square crop might be worth looking at too... as a variation.
Dave
Dave
A GEA! You must be doing something right Mark!
Time to believe in yourself.
Love this in mono and I do like that little bit more
subject matter with the groynes.
Although people are suggesting a square crop, I think this is good as it is
because the size of the groynes supports the empty space.
Also you don't want to loose the detail on horizon.
Kate
Time to believe in yourself.
Love this in mono and I do like that little bit more
subject matter with the groynes.
Although people are suggesting a square crop, I think this is good as it is
because the size of the groynes supports the empty space.
Also you don't want to loose the detail on horizon.
Kate
Nice one, Mark. 
I think you could easily afford tor crop this as the top of the sky is not really adding much and is a little noisy.
Try a 16:9 crop from the bottom up.
I think you'll be surprised at how much it will improve the composition - would make the the posts much mor prominent an dynamic to counter balance the long exposure.
A though, anyway!
Congrats on your GEA
Cheers,
Bill
ps: Just noticed some are suggesting a square crop - erm...I just like to be different!
I think you could easily afford tor crop this as the top of the sky is not really adding much and is a little noisy.
Try a 16:9 crop from the bottom up.
I think you'll be surprised at how much it will improve the composition - would make the the posts much mor prominent an dynamic to counter balance the long exposure.
A though, anyway!
Congrats on your GEA
Cheers,
Bill
ps: Just noticed some are suggesting a square crop - erm...I just like to be different!
Really like this Mark
Jenni
Jenni
Oh, YES!!
That works...
Onwards and upwards, Mark
Cheers
Bill
That works...
Onwards and upwards, Mark
Cheers
Bill
Great In B&W
v2 for me, fine horizon and I love the water
Congratulations on the GEA Mark - well captured
Helen
Helen
