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Colin, I do not care much about the rule of thirds or whatever. :D

I guide myself by the way I feel about the image. Just that.

I have forgotten the rule of thirds. :)

Thank you very much for your opinion Colin :)

I thought Mike, that you had been looking at the site. Thank you :)

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Originally Posted by Antonio Correia

Colin, I do not care much about the rule of thirds or whatever. :D

I guide myself by the way I feel about the image. Just that.

I have forgotten the rule of thirds. :)

Thank you very much for your opinion Colin :)

I thought Mike, that you had been looking at the site. Thank you :)

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Hi Antonio,

I just wanted to make sure what I said didn't get "lost in translation".

I wasn't suggesting that you crop it to follow the rule of thirds - I was suggesting a crop even though it takes it further away from the RoT (it's already perfectly on the RoT).

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Originally Posted by Colin Southern

Hi Antonio,

I just wanted to make sure what I said didn't get "lost in translation".

I wasn't suggesting that you crop it to follow the rule of thirds - I was suggesting a crop even though it takes it further away from the RoT (it's already perfectly on the RoT).

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No problem Colin. :) Thank you :)
It's OK :)

Beautiful quality and excellent work Antonio. I suspect your subject would have been pleased with the result.

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Originally Posted by John 2

Beautiful quality and excellent work Antonio. I suspect your subject would have been pleased with the result.

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Yes John he is pleased with the image I printed for him.
Thank you :)

Antonio his right hand and arm are for me, in this image, are to much of a distraction to the main subject and also what he is leaning on with the little holes are distracting for me. The shadow on the side of his face is different to the light on that side of the subjects coat, i.e. on is in shade while the other is lit up. Just my opinion.
Dave.

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Originally Posted by Dusty

Antonio his right hand and arm are for me, in this image, are to much of a distraction to the main subject and also what he is leaning on with the little holes are distracting for me. The shadow on the side of his face is different to the light on that side of the subjects coat, i.e. on is in shade while the other is lit up. Just my opinion.
Dave.

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Thank you very much for your opinion Dave. :)
All opinions are good contributions to a better work.
The little holes (we were in a recording studio) can be boring sometimes. :o