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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
Very nice Patrick. Definitely "watch the birdie"Derek
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
very nice Patrick:- Ian
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
Like that bruv. Been there myself a few times but never 'saw' anythingAlan.
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
It's not somewhere you could spend the day, let's put it that way!Originally posted by Parsen66 View PostComment
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
Nicely done
TomComment
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
An interesting building but it looks too tight either on either side of the frame. Would have been better to shoot in front of the fence and get some space either side of the building, if that were possible with your lens or perhaps shoot more from the left or right to make the river a lead in
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
Sort of agree with Stan here, is it cropped? I have a habit of not cropping enough as I like area around to "frame" a subject. Nice detail, great subject.Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English wayComment
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
It's not very pretty either side of the building so I cropped to make it look a bit nicer. I was working with one hand tied behind my back as the lens I would have used is currently in for repair so was using a 70-300 which makes it all a bit tight. I may return when the lens is back and see of I can get something with a wider lens. There is a small lock to the left of this building and I am hoping to get a decent LE shot.Originally posted by Stan View Post
Thanks, as always, for your feedback Stan, I appreciate your taking the time to look & comment.Last edited by Reevo; 26-02-2016, 13:28.Comment
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Re: By the river - Battlesbridge
Agree with comments about it being tight in the frame but if there is stuff there you don't want in the shot you are stuck so a good compromise
Regards PaulComment
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