A couple of attempts from a very windy St Osyth, yesterday.
groynes by Patrick Reeve, on Flickr
Gate to the sea by Patrick Reeve, on Flickr
groynes by Patrick Reeve, on FlickrGate to the sea by Patrick Reeve, on Flickr
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Re: Groins!
both work
with the last one I would crop the right hand side up to the side of the gate post - that then offers a nice lead onto the shot:- Ian
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Re: Groins!
I will go along with Ian on the second shot, which could also do with a bit of space below the gate
BTW, neither are "Groins" which are located on each side of the body in the folds where the belly joins the legs whereas your shots are of Groynes
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Re: Groins!
Well done
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Re: Groins!
Not sure about this Ian?Originally posted by Tigger View Post both work
with the last one I would crop the right hand side up to the side of the gate post - that then offers a nice lead onto the shot
Gate to the sea -edit by Patrick Reeve, on Flickr
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Re: Groins!
Originally posted by Stan View PostI will go along with Ian on the second shot, which could also do with a bit of space below the gate
BTW, neither are "Groins" which are located on each side of the body in the folds where the belly joins the legs whereas your shots are of Groynes
Stan
Thanks Stan. Can't get anymore space below the gate, should have thought about that! I did correct the spelling on the image but forgot to amend on the thread, but I appreciate you pointing out my incorrect groins - if you know what I mean!Comment
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Re: Groins!
crop looks OK - thats what I would have done:- Ian
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Oh, I can feel another 'tit' type debate coming onOriginally posted by Stan View Post
BTW, neither are "Groins" which are located on each side of the body in the folds where the belly joins the legs whereas your shots are of Groynes
Stan
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Re: Groins!
For me the first just edges it, nice shots PatAlan.
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I also found some bullocks but decided against posting any shots.Originally posted by Parsen66 View PostOh, I can feel another 'tit' type debate coming onComment
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Re: Groins!
Nice, Patrick, but I have a bit of a 'left field' suggestion.... I prefer the second, partly because of the added interest of the gate, but also because I prefer the uninterrupted line of beach huts. The crop is a great improvement in leading you into the scene, but I really don't like now how it is almost a square frame. I think this type of image really needs more of a letterbox shape to mirror the landscape, but I can see you can't take anything off either the top or bottom. So is it possible to 'squish' the area below the shoreline down in post processing or will that make the gate and groynes look odd? It is probably just me anyway...
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Re: Groins!
Nice set Patrick, the crop works well for me but like both versions anyway.
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Both fine for meComment
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