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HV Gardens - Pt 2
The second instalment of images from my outing last Monday to Hunter Valley Gardens (First instalment HERE). Click a pic for a larger version.
Peter
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Stubbsy,
I think I prefer part 2 of HVG, particularly image #3. #1 is great! It'd be a good PJ shot if you had a small kid in front of the book looking up like he/she was reading 
Peter - I too prefer this series - #1 and #3 take the cake...excellent work and are not (to my eyes/monitor) over sharpened this time around
 Geoff
Special Moments Photography Nikon D700, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 70-200 2.8VR, SB800 & some simple studio stuff.
Daniel, Geoff Thanks for your comments.
As for the sharpening. These were only minimally sharpened now that I've taken on board Matt K's valuable criticisms. Peter
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Hi Peter - You're getting better images each time you visit these gardens. One of these days I'll join you for a visit
As for these particular pictures... 1. You have cut off one of the corners of the book - other than this, this is a great pic
2. Seems a little flat on my screen. Also, try cropping just a little more sky out of the picture, to just above the tree line. (just a suggestion) 3. This, too, could be interesting with a little less sky - see what you think, as I know we don't always agree 
4. Probably the best I've seen of this view from you, although I'm not too keen on the horizon. I know it's a tuff spot to get the look right though
Mind if I ask what lens you used for these shots?  *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Leon, Vince thanks for your comments
As for the chopped top of the book - it was to hide a bad cloning job on the RHS where there (was) an archway above the rhs of the book Peter
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