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Ice Cream @ La Perouse:

Taken with the new toy (had to wrestle Pat for it, but it was worth it


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Soaking up the evening lightA few assorted shots from the weekend. C&C always appreciated.
![]() Night Skater: ![]() Ice Cream @ La Perouse: ![]() Taken with the new toy (had to wrestle Pat for it, but it was worth it ![]() ![]() Cheers,
macka a.k.a. Kris
All good Kris but no.2 is awesome!
You've been posting some great stuff lately - keep it coming ![]() Geoff
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#2 is my favourite out of these series, it really works well Kris.
#1 doesn't do much for me, a little too cluttered #3 I like but not as much as #2.
that second one is like... wow! very cool! so well exposed, great silowhettes but also enough detail on the back of the van to make out that its a mr whippie! the bird in the sky just tops it off so perfectly!
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No. 2 is great. Nos 1 and 3 don't really have anything that grabs me. No.1 is a bit blurry and cluttered, whilst No. 3 doesn't really have an object of interest. The silhouettes in no. 2 and the colours are fantastic though.
Alex
Thanks for the comments, guys.
Had a bit of help from a layer mask on that one, but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out so I'm glad you like it. The bird was just one of those serendipitous moments. ![]() Cheers,
macka a.k.a. Kris
I like the first one, the tunnel under the railway. It has a nice dirty-urban look to it.
Steve.
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I think #2 reminds me of summer holidays at the beach as a kid, when you could make the daylight last forever, and the prospect of an ice-cream at the end of a hard day in the sun was as close to bliss as you could get (legally of course
![]() In other words, it's a ripper. TFF (Trevor)
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3 different, but nice shotsI think number 2 is the winner by common consent, then number 3 and last number 1. As Killakoala mentioned the first one has a urban feel about it and it is the type of picture I would expect in some billboard with some slogan like "Get fit, start now!"
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Love the ”grunge” colour of #1 #2 is a wonderful composition and the contre jour is just right Con’s #1 - my eyes are being drawn to the left hand side and would love to see this cropped to the pavement #3 - distortion on left hand side is distracting and right hand side needs a curves adjustment to give more contrast or ”brightness” All comments are personal and do not reflect in anyway the opinions of the management ![]() Chris
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Very nice Kris. Number 2 is my pick
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Mark ![]() http://www.trekaboutphotography.com He who dies with the most lenses wins...
I'll go against the majority and say no. 1 for me. It has a sorta film look to it.
I like number 3 as well for the wide angle shot and composition
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