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A Cloudy day in Fairbourne
It was a cloudy day in Fairbourne as I strolled along the beach.
a few days beforehand
the storm left all of this behind
a few days beforehand
the storm left all of this behind
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LOVE the top one ...the others are smashing as well but the top one really calls my name, it has everything going for it 
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Great shots JR
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i love the top one too !
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Yep the first one for me too, the foreground really hooks you to look further into the picture, it's a great shot! Really love the light in the third one
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Thanks all.
Moonie - you wont beleive how long it took me to put all of those boulders in the foreground especially for you!
Moonie - you wont beleive how long it took me to put all of those boulders in the foreground especially for you!
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Thank you so much . I appreciate your hard work!
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on a more serious note - I like to put things to add interest into scenery photos when Im composing them, so long as it doesnt detract the viewer from what youre trying to convey. As you have already stated, they can be successfully used to pull the viewers eye into the picture. This is particularly true of outdoor shots where the brain is hard-wired to look for a foreground, midground and distance.
