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I like this one Bazza.
I might have been tempted to crop out the hand rail and give it a wee straighten but that's no big deal.
I might have been tempted to crop out the hand rail and give it a wee straighten but that's no big deal.
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Phil
I thought the same thing and tried it, what I found was with the handrail just showing gives some height to the photo relevant to the water. If the handrail wasn't there I might have fallen in ( ok own up who said yippee?). Water runs downhill so the photo has to have some slope to it.
Bazza
I thought the same thing and tried it, what I found was with the handrail just showing gives some height to the photo relevant to the water. If the handrail wasn't there I might have fallen in ( ok own up who said yippee?). Water runs downhill so the photo has to have some slope to it.
Bazza