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Had a look at yesterday's. They're both excellent but I think the tighter crop has more punch and probably looks superb larger than allowed on this site. Well seen and cptured.
Referee! This ain't fair - the choice of top of rail or side of rail! Today's bin done good but prefer full rail 
Gonna sit on the rail, on this one - both good √ΜΛЯΚ
Gonna sit on the rail, on this one - both good √ΜΛЯΚ
A great shot Ella. I love the reflections in the vivid red floor and the curved perspective of the railings. Click.
IMHO a combination of the two pictures including the top of the rail and the complete front of the bridge would be even better, but would be too big for EPZ file size to do it justice.
Krvin
IMHO a combination of the two pictures including the top of the rail and the complete front of the bridge would be even better, but would be too big for EPZ file size to do it justice.
Krvin
It's a difficult call, Ella. The tight crop is more dramatic and works very well at full size. This is a more 'traditional' view that probably works better in the EPZ format. The background has been nicely worked, by the way.
I like them both - it's down to personal taste as to which peole find most appealing I think.
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I like them both - it's down to personal taste as to which peole find most appealing I think.
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I preffer this - it seems to carry you over to the background a little more.
cheers
Chris
cheers
Chris
I really lik eboth pics, however, personally I prefer the orig post simply because it was what you intended the pic to look like and its simpler, concentrating on the colour rather than whats going on in the back ground, but thats my personal view. Great Pic either way.
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PJ x
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PJ x
Superb image Ella, like both images (this & yesterdays version).
Think this has improved on yesterdays by including the curve of the top rail & whatever youve done to the background works! The panoramic crop of yesterday never presents well with the 500 pix limit.
Steve
Think this has improved on yesterdays by including the curve of the top rail & whatever youve done to the background works! The panoramic crop of yesterday never presents well with the 500 pix limit.
Steve
I like this one much better! Brilliant shot *click*
Suey xx
Suey xx
Good graphic image Ella that works well, this one seems to stand out better than the other, as was said above 'more in your face'..like it, well done!
Nigel.
Nigel.
I like this as well. As mentioned above, how about a "full rail" shot!. Click
Jules
Jules
Oh YES, this is the one, it's superb, well done Ella 10/10 from me, love it.
Ricardo
Ricardo
Well 11/10 from me. This is marvellous, Ella and I prefer it to yesterday's but as Mike said, maybe different at wall size
Thank you all.
Kevin, I am trying to do one with the rails and the front, hopefully tonight!!
Alistair - A true Ozzie fence sitter!! :o)
Jill, thanks very much!!
Collin and Chris thanks for your comments and votes. :o)
Alan, I cloned so much out I am not surprised that you can see them. Secrets out then, all the windows and three big pot plants, a table and an umbrella!!
Phil and Pete, thanks for agreeing with me!! You are the last ones. :o)
Thanks Mark, Bill, Suey, Nigel, Jules, Ricardo, and Mike.
Jim, I am not very happy with the windows, they were full of plants and reflections and I thought took away from the image, but seem a bit blank as they are.
To all of you, thanks very much for commenting. I will try to make a full rail, full bridge shot tonight for those of you who have asked for it. I await your comments on it. :o)
Ella
Kevin, I am trying to do one with the rails and the front, hopefully tonight!!
Alistair - A true Ozzie fence sitter!! :o)
Jill, thanks very much!!
Collin and Chris thanks for your comments and votes. :o)
Alan, I cloned so much out I am not surprised that you can see them. Secrets out then, all the windows and three big pot plants, a table and an umbrella!!
Phil and Pete, thanks for agreeing with me!! You are the last ones. :o)
Thanks Mark, Bill, Suey, Nigel, Jules, Ricardo, and Mike.
Jim, I am not very happy with the windows, they were full of plants and reflections and I thought took away from the image, but seem a bit blank as they are.
To all of you, thanks very much for commenting. I will try to make a full rail, full bridge shot tonight for those of you who have asked for it. I await your comments on it. :o)
Ella
I've been back and forth like a don't know what Ella!lol. On balance I think I prefer this one now, you've done a super job with the background. Both superb shots, well done.
Mary
Mary
Impressive re-work on this one Ella. I have studied both and though I really like the shape of the other one (it is very nicely balanced) I find the cutting off of the railings just too much of a tease. So, I like this one more. Have you tweaked the colours? I can't really tell but it's very effective either way. Very well spotted and PS'd! Click. Tom
Thanks Mary, Tom and George, for your comments.
Tom, I always tweak the colours, I was looking for a really red impact here, so gave it more red as well as just the RGB levels.
There is a new one put up this morning, with both the full bridge and the full railings!! - A Bridge Too Far!!
Ella
Tom, I always tweak the colours, I was looking for a really red impact here, so gave it more red as well as just the RGB levels.
There is a new one put up this morning, with both the full bridge and the full railings!! - A Bridge Too Far!!
Ella
This works too! In fact, I like the comp. in this one best. Shows the two fences off the best.
All 3 get my click, but this gets my comment.
I like this one better because in #1 the railing was chopped and in #2 the plants put me off, but in this the front gate bit looks like it has a reflection and the rest just symmetrically blends. The windows at the back are enough out of focus to not intrude, but still create an interest.
Excellent!
Martin.
I like this one better because in #1 the railing was chopped and in #2 the plants put me off, but in this the front gate bit looks like it has a reflection and the rest just symmetrically blends. The windows at the back are enough out of focus to not intrude, but still create an interest.
Excellent!
Martin.
