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Old 12-01-12, 07:34 PM
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Cheers guys....haha Dave, there is a pub about a mile away...or my local is 2 miles, as for the Kebab shop, the farm has horses....
You mean you eat horse kebabs?

Congratulations Matthew! Sounds wonderfull. Wish you and Tammy a very happy future 'on the farm!'
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Old 13-01-12, 10:38 PM
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It was a great theme and there were lots of great shots. My vote went to dan123: At the End. I knew it was the one to beat as soon as you posted it.

Above - Kerbside: Clifton Suspension Bridge
I thought this was a great mono. Lots of angles, contrast and leading lines! I might have been tempted to tilt the camera slightly (but that's just me). Great location and brill shot.

Below - highlanscenics: Hey There
I really liked this but thought it lacked a bit of umph. I had alittle play around and really overdid it, but I thought it could be improved with more contrast, burn down those black lines and dodge the rows of corn to really bring out the lines. You could also warp the image a bit to exagerate the angles i.e. stretch the bottom outwards. I can show you what I mean if you're interested.

However, I'm no expert, so they are just my thoughts/ideas.

Thanks for my votes Lepach and mondmagu; much appreciated.
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Old 13-01-12, 10:41 PM
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Just paid the deposit + rent for mine and Tammys' first marital home together.......the wee 2 bedroom farm cottage with wood burning stove that we saw yesterday......just need to complete these forms and we will be in by this time next week....
Aw wow, how fantastic...hope it is a special place for you both
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Old 13-01-12, 10:50 PM
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It was a great theme and there were lots of great shots. My vote went to dan123: At the End. I knew it was the one to beat as soon as you posted it.

Above - Kerbside: Clifton Suspension Bridge
I thought this was a great mono. Lots of angles, contrast and leading lines! I might have been tempted to tilt the camera slightly (but that's just me). Great location and brill shot.

Below - highlanscenics: Hey There
I really liked this but thought it lacked a bit of umph. I had alittle play around and really overdid it, but I thought it could be improved with more contrast, burn down those black lines and dodge the rows of corn to really bring out the lines. You could also warp the image a bit to exagerate the angles i.e. stretch the bottom outwards. I can show you what I mean if you're interested.

However, I'm no expert, so they are just my thoughts/ideas.

Thanks for my votes Lepach and mondmagu; much appreciated.
Good point Pea, I did do the ol' dodge/burn but reverted it back. Yeah I know what you mean about stretching the bottom outwards....haha....I could've inserted a pun, but I resisted....lol
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Dave, quite a few things in your world are on a tilt, It's going out of my depth as I never know how much tilt is acceptable.
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Old 16-01-12, 06:09 PM
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Dave, quite a few things in your world are on a tilt, It's going out of my depth as I never know how much tilt is acceptable.
I don't think there are any rules... it's just what looks good. it's all subjective though :-)
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Old 17-01-12, 04:47 PM
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When I tilt, it looks like a bad photo....lol...no, even if I don't tilt, it still looks like a bad photo!!!
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