Another shot from the beach at Kimmeridge
Stan
Stan
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Nice interest in the seaweed, looks like strips of material, and the colours work well. Not sure the overall image works for me though this time...Andrew -
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cheers Andrew
I was undecided whether to fill the frame with the seaweed or leave a partial border of stones
this is one where I shot just the seaweed
Last edited by Stan; 01-11-2016, 14:02.Comment
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Re: Seaweed and Stones
Like the 2nd more
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First image work best for me Stan, think the contrast of textures between the stones and seaweed help the composition.
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Thanks guysComment
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Prefer No 1, better composition. Maybe a tab crop on stonesDerek
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The 2nd one for me, quite abstract.Bob
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2nd - very nice Stan:- Ian
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Thanks for looking guys. I think they both have their meritsComment
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