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Park shot @ F2.8
Been playing around, C&C welcome.
Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?
I don't know if I like the composition of this shot, the problem is actually the F2.8, The tree overpowers the rest of the shot, and sort of cuts off the rest of the photo.
I wonder how different the shot would have looked if the focus had been on the yellow horse. Perhaps focusing on the tree would have been better if there was somthing on the tree that held my attention.
I recently purchased the 70-200VR and have been playing with it a lot at f2.8, just to see what happens to backgrounds and forgrounds. Lots of fun.  Mark
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I also like it
The focus on the tree gives the rest of the pic a dreamy look. Tends to draw one in to let one reflect on own childhood. Well done Bob
"Wake up and smell the pixels!"
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