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17-01-2006, 01:37
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Getting Comfy
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View from Coombe Hill
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17-01-2006, 10:02
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Growing roots
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Quite like this one Mike
 Only two points I would make are....... (1) There is some detail in that sky that could further be enhanced and brought out. (2) My eye is a little distracted by the two people walking down the hill. Thanks for sharing
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17-01-2006, 18:13
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Agreed a lot of interest in here already ... not sure it needs the foreground people ? Good composition imho !
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17-01-2006, 19:48
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Great shot... agree about the sky. For my mind the two people just add to my enjoyment of this - makes me want to walk with them into the countryside...
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17-01-2006, 20:48
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The people add to the scene for me, you get the idea that they are intent on reaching the peak in the midground.
Great picture Mike |
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17-01-2006, 21:17
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Getting Comfy
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It reminds me of a painting you'd expect to see in a country manor, the shot has that feel about it somehow. I like the people in it to be honest, looks like they have a long journey ahead.
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17-01-2006, 21:28
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I live right by there! The only picture I've ever had published was taken there! Would you mind if I posted it (or linked it) in this thread? I dont want to take anything away from your shot, which is pretty nice by the way! I think the olours really make the shot.
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17-01-2006, 22:55
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I agree about the sky, It was a fairly grey overcast day when I took this shot (last Saturday) and the sun was trying it's best to break through the clouds . I'll have a play with the original RAW image to see if I can get any more out of it.
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Thanks for all the comments Mike |
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17-01-2006, 23:46
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Do a good job on the processing, the sky only needs darkening a tad, then get it framed and stick it on the wall.
Keep the foreground figures too. 
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17-01-2006, 23:52
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Been here a while
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I was going to say almost exactly wot Chuckles said....anyone would think we were a couple or summink
I might add that if you remove the sky the people really are the feature of the scene, well for me anyway
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