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11/25/2004 05:05:00 PM |
I find it's the one tree in front of the ess-curve in the path which is the most distracting; the path is the title subject, and you are partly obscuring it's most "interesting" feature. Perhaps moving a couple of feet to the left would frame the curve of the path between the more substantial trees.
This would be a good shot to try in duotone mode, using a light blue or cool gray as the second color to accentualte the feeling of coldness; duotones often have more of a feeling of depth to them than do monochromes. |
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11/18/2004 04:23:47 PM |
| If there weren't so darn many trees in front of it, this would be a really nice photo, following the path into the distance. But as is, only a 5 |
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11/17/2004 02:02:15 PM |
| the picture has no focal point. |
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