absolutely stunning. I love them both, its hard to decide which is better. If had to pick I would say the second one. As Donald said the flow is wonderful. As for the first one it's absolutely gorgeous but I think i would have liked to seen the bike turned a bit more toward the horizon. That's really just nitpicking though.
-Jason
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27th October 2012, 06:30 AM #21
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27th October 2012, 07:11 AM #22
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Both shots are tops, congrats.
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27th October 2012, 09:41 AM #23
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Absolutely and we will look forward to seeing the results. Did you ever post your Harbour Bridge shots?
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Hi Wayne, I'd photographed it from behind before while taking part in a portrait class. It has some disused rail tracks back there as well as traditional rail benches, but at that time I didn't really take in the full granduer of the building... but the night I took this I promised myself I would definitely be back to explore more and experiment. It is a lovely building with lots of potential
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