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Not sure if the last one works yet, seems to be a bit too dark in the shadow areas..
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Tassie photos part 2
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you know what, i never even saw the irony until you mentioned it...
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Great comp/tones/irony in #2,
Love the colour/perspective in #3, And a great sky in #4. Not much you can do about the shadows unless you bracket I guess, or use filters. but I don't mind it. Cheers.. Nikon D70
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I also like number 2 the best though I do like no 3. The more I look at No 2 the more I want to get rid of that horizontal post (looks like a goal post) on the left of the fence. Once I start looking at it it distracts me. Mind you there is probably a hefty fine involved if you do get rid of it.
Well done Nikon & Olympus
They're a very nice set of shots. I too am drawn to number 2, even if only because it is quirky and particularly dramatically presented. But I like the effect of the first and the texture of the third and the nice muted colours of the fourth as well. Nice stuff!
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Great set but I agree that #2 really works well. The srtong sense of line epitomised by the arrow at the diagonal and the B&W treatment really enhances the shot together with its grouping with the other colourful shots tends to empasise the contrast between them.
cheers marco
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