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I prefer the original No 3 Bazza. But I think it is all down to personal taste. If we all liked the same thing it would be a bit tedious.
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Love them all...clean. simple and elegant.
Beautiful work.Dave
Beautiful work.Dave
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Originally Posted by Otta
I think these are brilliant .... 1 and 3 would be my choice with 3 my favourite .
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Originally Posted by KenTT
I agree with Roy, shots one and two are the pick for me, I like the treatment you've given the last shot Dave.
Many thanks Ken.
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Originally Posted by totalnovice
One and three for me 
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Originally Posted by LostnSpace
1 & 3 for me Dave......Do like the last one Looks like a vintage postcard
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Originally Posted by sagar
Nice work on no 3 Dave, Well done
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I like the final shot. I would, however, consider cropping it so the main subject isn't as centered. It's a beautifully done rendering.
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brilliant set Skyriver ...............no3 is the nuts ,and I love the way it sits on the top 1/3 allowing the reflection in
Thank you Cakenuts.
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I prefer no 3
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Originally Posted by Bazza
Here I go being rather critical again. For me the first two pictures have too much sky and water. The subject matter is so far lost in the distance it might as well not exist. I think you concentrated too much on bracketing and forgot about picture content.
Now to counter balance that the third picture has been edited well to get a view like that, and gets a
I would however like to see the same picture aged, I think it would make a huge difference
As it is a Victorian pier having a picture look as if it was taken in those times?? well what do you think
For me it adds that something, but as always I try to give honest opinions on what I like and not so keen on. Bazza
Now to counter balance that the third picture has been edited well to get a view like that, and gets a
I would however like to see the same picture aged, I think it would make a huge difference
As it is a Victorian pier having a picture look as if it was taken in those times?? well what do you think
For me it adds that something, but as always I try to give honest opinions on what I like and not so keen on. Bazza
I only learnt the rule of thirds last year so learning what everyone says on here.
No1, I like the the clouds, water and the fact that that you could see Kent and Essex.
No2, just tried to keep it minimal as possible.
No3. I tried 4 different pp here. I went for that one I chose because I thought it looked the best and also it hid the scaffolding.
I really like the pp you've done. It shows the age for a cast iron pier. Can I ask how you done it?
This is one I thought of but still preferred the original...
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Love them all...clean. simple and elegant.
Beautiful work.Dave
Beautiful work.Dave
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I think they have missed the title "estuary" means water lots of
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I like no3, stands out for me, my eye tends to wander too much in the first two. The PP does add something to the last image, not as keen on the edits, but thats down to the fact that im not a fan of excessive PP.
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1st an last - cracking work!
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I think they have missed the title "estuary" means water lots of
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Originally Posted by mossy
I like no3, stands out for me, my eye tends to wander too much in the first two. The PP does add something to the last image, not as keen on the edits, but thats down to the fact that im not a fan of excessive PP.
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I have the original version but here is a 15 trial . It is an addon to Adobe
Bazza
I have the original version but here is a 15 trial . It is an addon to Adobe
Bazza
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1st an last - cracking work!
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