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About LinkBacksNC-131 aircraft at the Dayton Air Force Museum. This is the forward fuselage with a little tweaking of the colors! CC Please!!
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NC-131 aircraft at the Dayton Air Force Museum. This is the forward fuselage with a little tweaking of the colors! CC Please!!
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I like the diaganonal lines, the colours and how clear the rivets are.
I'd also like to see all of it
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Cool lines and patterns. Fab colour. Its an interesting abstract.
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I can't offer much critique on this either. Love the light/shadow as well.
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Thanks everyone!
I've been thinking I should pull more out of the dark shadow in the lower right. What do you think?
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Bottom right corner does not bother me at all.
Cool shot!
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same here. It's a great shot as it is.Originally Posted by Marko
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I agree to leave it. It would lessen the light/shadow effect.
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I like it, very interesting shot, love to see it printed though, think it would show beautifully framed and hung, gorgeous. I don't say that about many photos but that shot is dead on, really like it.
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