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    Statue at Shugborough

    I know it's a bit of a cheek taking photos at the seat of Patrick Lichfield, but as I wandered through the grounds I came across this statue. I think it portrays a primative feel, especially in the long grass. I hope I've managed to capture this and contrast it with the main house in the background.

    Statue at Shugborough

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    Re: Statue at Shugborough

    I think a real life one would be good. I've not been to Shugborough.

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    Re: Statue at Shugborough

    That would look frightening after the sun starts to set.

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    Re: Statue at Shugborough

    Clive, try cropping off the entire left hand side of this image and make it a vertical orientation. This will give more prominence to the figure. There will still be a lot of dark from the tree branches, which will help direct your eye to the figure. Also the house may show a little, but it is hardly noticeable because the chimney, window, down spout and other features will not be visible.

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    Re: Statue at Shugborough

    Thanks for the advice Ken, valid criticism. I did try a crop similar to this, but wasn't happy with it - personal preference I guess.
    Clive

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