Home of the Bishop of Bath and Wells in England's smallest city, Wells in Somerset.
Comments welcome.
Taffy
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Home of the Bishop of Bath and Wells in England's smallest city, Wells in Somerset.
Comments welcome.
Taffy
Great capture! Nominated!
stunning image!!!!
Oh very nice Taffy!
My only critique would be it appears to have a bluish cast where a more yellowish look should be.
OH I like this photo! Beauitful reflection! I love reflections!
I'm totally awstruck. That is fantastic and I wouldn't change a thing.
It is a beautiful shot and I know you wanted to show the entire length of both walls which you did nicely without having to place the tower in the center of the image, but I would trade one or part of one of the walls for just a bit more breathing room over the top of the tower.
I guess what I’m trying to say is, you’ve got a real nice image here, but I’m left to wonder what it might have looked like had it been composed and shot in the vertical.
Last edited by Barefoot; 06-29-2009 at 09:43 PM.
I agree ... and disagree.
I think this depends on what the photographer was trying to feature.
In the landscape version we see that they have featured the structure as a whole and I think that works very well.
IF they were to feature the tower however, I would probably look more closely at a portrait shot. Just my opinion though.
I really like this image. I might boost the contrast slightly in the building, but that's it.
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