Spotted this on the skyline, when out and about this morning. Its been converted to B&W in LR and i've played with the levels
Hurworth-Fed7th-6 by Toeknee66, on Flickr
Hurworth-Fed7th-6 by Toeknee66, on Flickr
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that's quite effective
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Cool shot the effects work really wellComment
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it works - nice
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Yep, I can see that in one of those poster racks in whsmiths. Do they still exist?PaulComment
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Nicely done
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Works well for me, well processed.Alan.
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It's an excellent shot but rather than just a thumbs up have you considered a PP with the tree to the right (good old thirds rule) with a bit of space on the left. It would be interesting to see how it compares.Comment
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A minimal, essential image with an atmosphere a bit disturbing.
Well done for me too.AnnaComment
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Thanks for all the comments, it has been cropped a little in LR as there was a hedge to the left of the treeCanon 70D, Canon 70-300mm f4/5.6 L IS USM Zoom, Canon 70-200mm f 2.8 LUSM Zoom Lens, Sigma 50mm f1.4 Art Lens, Sigma 17-50mm f2.8 DG ZoomComment
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Like the asymmetry. (cropping the left hedge was definitely the thing to do)Comment
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