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Martin P
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A rock

This one required mixing two exposures. All comments welcome.

4/Nov/09, 3:48 pm

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Re: A rock

Nice rock and the reeds on the left look interesting but I don't find enough of interest in the rest of the frame.

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4/Nov/09, 5:43 pm

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Re: A rock

the rock stops your eye travelling further in to the picture...? crop the top off?

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4/Nov/09, 5:51 pm

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Re: A rock

I agree with Chris about the crop but for different reasons. The sky and the rock compete to much.

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4/Nov/09, 7:24 pm

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Re: A rock

Thanks guys, I got your point. Here I lowered the contrast on the sky and cropped a bit.

4/Nov/09, 7:45 pm

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