Other C&C also welcome.
The subject is the National Museum in Canberra.
As is my usual habit, (I came from a slide background) this is the original photo as shot, with just a tweak of the colour temp.
Greg K
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To rotate or not?
I find this an interesting shot, but cannot decide whether to rotate or not. Vertical format was my original in camera choice.
Other C&C also welcome. The subject is the National Museum in Canberra.
As is my usual habit, (I came from a slide background) this is the original photo as shot, with just a tweak of the colour temp. Greg K
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