jcdeboever
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Yeah, I have a couple pics of you standing on it taking pics .. reserved for some future use of blackmail or something ...... You know the location, right? ...
Hmmm... my suggestion would to move the crop to the right, retain the rock (complete, w/turtles) and give it a little breathing room image right if possible. I think the symmetry of the spillways is strong enough on it's own, but the rock adds a beneficial touch of "WTF?" to the image.Nice JC!! If you do decide to edit post, just a suggestion - crop closer left and right...
Good idea. I think I'll do that tonight. Thanks.Nice JC!! If you do decide to edit post, just a suggestion - crop closer left and right. Then clone out the remainder of the rock, and the opening top right. Correct the slight lean to the right. You'd end up with some fantastic symmetrical patterns!
I think the symmetry of the spillways is strong enough on it's own, but the rock adds a beneficial touch of "WTF?" to the image.
Perfection is overrated! Rule #1,893 is "always have a turtle in your image!"I think the symmetry of the spillways is strong enough on it's own, but the rock adds a beneficial touch of "WTF?" to the image.
You may be right, a little incongruity in the scene. The symmetry of the scene is so strong it might survive, though for those of us cursed with OCD it's like chalk on a chalkboard. LOL
That's what I thought too .. of the little film I used to do.Damn ... that looks like film.
Thanks. No room to the right. Should have chimped but Turned it off.Hmmm... my suggestion would to move the crop to the right, retain the rock (complete, w/turtles) and give it a little breathing room image right if possible. I think the symmetry of the spillways is strong enough on it's own, but the rock adds a beneficial touch of "WTF?" to the image.Nice JC!! If you do decide to edit post, just a suggestion - crop closer left and right...
Thanks. You can tweak the raw in camera during the conversion. The XT2 is a really good camera overall and getting a film look is what I was seeing. It's fairly easy to do if you nail the exposure.Perfection is overrated! Rule #1,893 is "always have a turtle in your image!" [emoji38]I think the symmetry of the spillways is strong enough on it's own, but the rock adds a beneficial touch of "WTF?" to the image.
You may be right, a little incongruity in the scene. The symmetry of the scene is so strong it might survive, though for those of us cursed with OCD it's like chalk on a chalkboard. LOL
I love the texture in this image, and the gorgeous tonal range. Very nice!