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Sunset through the trees
The sun setting between two of the big trees in my garden tonight
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Very nice.
Lovely warm feel about them.
Lovely warm feel about them.
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Wow MS! Love the first two - some of your best yet methinks 
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Great pics 
Love the second one
Love the second one
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thought a little cropping to remove to darker side of the picture would look better
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i love these pics very very well done..
i think i prefer the original rather than bazzas edit
moonstones original pic is far more dramatic and by cropping it takes the dramaticness away from it
i think i prefer the original rather than bazzas edit
moonstones original pic is far more dramatic and by cropping it takes the dramaticness away from it
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I thought the original picture was too heavy on the left hand side which definately unbalances the picture. All the attention is being drawn to that side and a picture should attract all over with a focal point. Should there have been a little more of interest on the right it would have been ok.
Look a picture 1 for example, heavy dark shadows of trees either side and a light subject in the middle , result a balanced picture. The darkened trees either side compliment the picture and draw ones attention to the sky focal point.
For me that is a far superior picture technically composition wise, irrespective of the subject matter or how sharp or not it is.
bazza
I thought the original picture was too heavy on the left hand side which definately unbalances the picture. All the attention is being drawn to that side and a picture should attract all over with a focal point. Should there have been a little more of interest on the right it would have been ok.
Look a picture 1 for example, heavy dark shadows of trees either side and a light subject in the middle , result a balanced picture. The darkened trees either side compliment the picture and draw ones attention to the sky focal point.
For me that is a far superior picture technically composition wise, irrespective of the subject matter or how sharp or not it is.
bazza