Often seen this pond from the road but last week decided to stop off for a few shots. Both 3 exposures, (-1, 0, +1) processed with Photomatix Essentials
Stan
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
lovely shots Stan, processed well
- is the person in the second Mrs Stan by any chance?
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Very nice Stan
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
thanks Ian and Chris
no, Dee was shooting from my position as well - the person is just someone shooting the ponies.is the person in the second Mrs Stan by any chance?
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
got fed up with waiting for her to move but agree should taken her outin that case I'd nuke her ...
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
In that case Stan it was me I want royaltiesOriginally posted by Stan View Post
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Hmmm, my first thought was I agreed she had to go, but now she's not there I do wonder if the shot is a bit unbalanced. Or dare I say it, a tad bland? Love the first image, though.
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
Nice set Stan, lovely composition in the second.
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
thanks guys
Assume Chris is short for Christine thenIn that case Stan it was me I want royalties
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
Do like the 1st image, I do feel that she does add to the photo in the 2nd image
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
Originally posted by Stan View Postthanks guys
Assume Chris is short for Christine then
Stan
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
Originally posted by Stan View Postthanks guys
Assume Chris is short for Christine then
Stan
...me too, we have another lady member ;o)..
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
Really like No 2, and I am in the Camp of leave the Lady in the Pic. Love that sort of sky and the reflections
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Re: Whitton Pond, New Forest
Thanks guys
still got the large original so got the choiceand I am in the Camp of leave the Lady in the Pic
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