Cp
loggerhead and boat....
Started by Cp, Oct 05 2004 03:38 PM
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Posted 05 October 2004 - 03:38 PM
Obviously this is a crop, but only vertically. It was nice without the crop, but I like this wide look better. Tell me what you think....
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Cp
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Posted 11 October 2004 - 06:54 AM
No comments? I'd would love to hear any comments/criticism about this shot. Does it work? Do you like it/hate it? Please, fire away .....
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Posted 11 October 2004 - 07:21 AM
Cp....missed this when you posted before
This is a very nice shot....excellent exposure and detail on the turtle.....having the boat in the background adds interest, but my eye doesn't like the difference in angles between the boat and the turtle...gives an uncomfortable tension to the shot.....maybe if the boat wasn't horizontal across the frame...do you have room to rotate the image about 20 degrees clockwise and then recrop?
It's hard to be critical as it's a very nice catch
Karl
This is a very nice shot....excellent exposure and detail on the turtle.....having the boat in the background adds interest, but my eye doesn't like the difference in angles between the boat and the turtle...gives an uncomfortable tension to the shot.....maybe if the boat wasn't horizontal across the frame...do you have room to rotate the image about 20 degrees clockwise and then recrop?
It's hard to be critical as it's a very nice catch
Karl
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