Stan's (Dee's) excellent shot reminded me of this one that I took last year and didn't really do anything with. So I thought I'd dig it out.
Fork reflection by Tony Hawkins, on Flickr
Fork reflection by Tony Hawkins, on Flickr
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Tony
You should enter that into a comp.
Like that a lot, although the top fork not being completely vertical nags at my OCD!
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Thanks Mike; and yep - I can see that now.Originally posted by mikep View PostTony
You should enter that into a comp.
Like that a lot, although the top fork not being completely vertical nags at my OCD!
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I would prefer it without the fort in the rear, also you said it had been squared up, it still looks a little unbalanced to me ?? the folks on the right seem to be showing more
still nice work:- Ian
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What folks to the right - I can't see anyoneOriginally posted by Tigger View Post
I think it's one of those shots to re-visit on a rainy day with new brand cutlery and a spirit level. Which is probably why it's been hidden for a year. I still like it though. 
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LOL... now this is classic case of thinking about your work and typing on a forum, I'd just done an email to someone and used the term folksOriginally posted by Tony Hawkins View PostWhat folks to the right - I can't see anyone I think it's one of those shots to re-visit on a rainy day with new brand cutlery and a spirit level. Which is probably why it's been hidden for a year. I still like it though. :- Ian
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Without the fork at the top, this was the original idea that we saw in the mag and developed it to something a bit different
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Nice shot Tony. Love the blue
As we are talking OCD, the rear fork needs centralising too
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I wouldn't want a fork in the rear either....Originally posted by Tigger View Post
Nice work
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Me neither, love the image though, the blue is very appealing.Originally posted by tesarver View PostConcentrate on equipment and you'll take technically good photographs. Concentrate on seeing the light's magic colours and your images will stir the soul. - Jack Dykinga
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