Having a clear out of the HD and came across this...shame to delete it...
St Pancras by Robin M Jones, on Flickr
St Pancras by Robin M Jones, on Flickr
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As you say Robin it would be a shame to delete it, nice lines leading the viewer around the curve and the figure adds to the image as well.Peter
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Keep it, it's a cracker.
The only issue I can see is the central lamp post... but I guess it adds to the character.
I'd be very happy with that shot.
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I agree, it's a belter this
Nice one,
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strangely, Mikey, you were standing behind me when I took this!!!!!!!!!!!!!! remember..........Originally posted by mikep View Post
The lamppost is a real pain...Ive been back and dug it up... its in Mikes front garden....nice!Comment
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Definitely one to keep, it's a great shot.
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Look at all those curves! I like that.
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That is a keeper Robin
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Robin, no question for me it's a keeper. Love the curves, perspective, and looks great in mono.
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Keep it, the curves and lines are beautiful.Andy
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Shame indeed; I like this a lot... Great detail; nice & crisp, and the walking pedestrian is essential to the image. Maybe just tweak of perspective adjustment to straighten the edges where they cut to the frame; otherwise... very nice...
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Thanks to all those who looked and left a comment,
The lamppost was a big problem for me as was the lady who just seemed a bit too blurred for my taste.Comment
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A good composition and conversion
StanComment
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My late father worked here for a while in the interregnum twist being a hotel when BR occupied it.
Sir John Betjeman would be proud (even of the lamppost).Comment
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