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11th January 2013, 10:59 PM #1
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High - low
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12th January 2013, 01:56 AM #2
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Re: High - low
Hi Yegor. This image might be better if the horizon were not in the center. You might try cropping off either the top or the bottom so the horizon is one-third from the top or bottom. I also suggest removing the airplane to make the scene more moody as if time has stood still.
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12th January 2013, 12:10 PM #3
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Crop draws together objects. A rule 1\3 sometimes don't works. Wanted to emphasize lines and figures. It is not landscape. About an airplane I agreeLast edited by Skitalez; 12th January 2013 at 12:15 PM.
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12th January 2013, 01:09 PM #4
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Re: High - low
Personally, i think the 'real' image is here.............................
And i like the B&W and the airplane.
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12th January 2013, 01:38 PM #5Moderator
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Re: High - low
Hi Yegor,
I like the bottom half (on balance, without the plane), which viewed at 100%, is all that fits on my screen anyway.
I would consider blurring and lightening the more distant bouys/posts/boats, leaving just the two nearest at full contrast.
A nice moody shot,
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