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Fabrics on Rack
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Last edited by Barefoot; 01-29-2009 at 06:19 AM.
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This is a cool shot but i don't really see how the left side contributes to the image. I would crop out the pole and the whole left side. I think the fabrics can stand on their own and have good tones in them.
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I don't know, I kinda like it. It's dramatic with the beam of light emitting from the left. If the pole was cut out, so would the beam of light.
There my 2c worth.
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I like the shot, I would saturate the colours slightly and the bare floor on the left is we bit distracting. Overall though a good photo,
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