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29-01-2005, 02:14
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Should I lose the moon on this one?
Been playing with some old files I had, and I've put a moon layer in this image - more as a 'cadence' to the image than anything else. Do you guys think I really need it? I'm in two minds...
Thanks! 
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29-01-2005, 10:29
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it is a bit of a distraction, nice shot though!
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04-02-2005, 17:07
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I don’t think the moon is a distraction, the problem is that this picture has no focal point and is neither a abstract or a full picture. As a viewer looking in I see a photograph taken at night of a section of a bridge that’s lit strangely. It’s neither pleasing nor boring and the moon just sits there. I am wondering what the point of the photograph is, if you can see what I mean?
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