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    the jetty c&c welcome

    photo was taken in kalbarri W.A. at sunrise have cropped the sky as there was nuthing there just not sure on the
    placement of the jetty and weather or not it should have been more on an angle

    the jetty c&c welcome

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    The placement of the jetty works for me. It is a wonderful photograph but is a little dark on the uncalibrated screen I am using at the moment.

    It is interesting in that you seem to be breaking a few rules(guide lines) of composition but when you analysis it a bit more closely you have not. (horizon on 1/3, end of jetty on 1/3rd, sweeping curves, and a diagonal lead in) Best balance and composition I think is instinctive but it is surprising how often after selecting and cropping an image it does end up conforming to the "rules".

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    The placement of the jetty is fine.
    I would be concerned about the lack of tonal range - there is little in the sky to indicate a "sunrise" is proceeding.

    WW

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    thank you for your comments l.paul and bill as for the sunrise i was facing away from the sun thats why not much to indicate sunrise

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    Looks good to me. The only thing that spoils it a little is the sand bank or island beyond the jetty on the right. It spoils the isolation of the jetty. On the other hand, unless you have a spare dredger to remove it, you have to work with what's there. I'd be happy to put it on my wall, which in the final analysis is the best judge of a good picture.
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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    Hi Warren

    I think the composition works well. It does look a little dark to me but that may be the look you were after. If it were mine, I'd probably increase the exposure by about half a stop in pp. Also, I'd increase the Contrast and Structure a bit in Silver Efex (if you use it).

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    thank you clive & dave for your coments

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    As far as composition goes Warren, I don't think you could do any better. As some have pointed out it seems a little dark, but I really do like the image nonetheless.
    I love the texture in the boards and rails in the foreground and I think B & W was the right choice for this image.
    Nice work.
    Cheers, Greg

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    I like, I like it toooo much!

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    Ticks all the boxes for me. Good comp. I like the fact that the island on the horizon provides somewhere for the eye to go and strong atmosphere. Nice image.

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    thank you Greg & Andre

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    Re: the jetty c&c welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by warren112 View Post
    i was facing away from the sun thats why not much to indicate sunrise
    Thanks - Understood.

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