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This is a discussion on Well! within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Does this image have any legal right to move out of the house and claim a life for itself? I ...

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    Does this image have any legal right to move out of the house and claim a life for itself? I can't decide...When I took it I had high hopes but when I first saw it on the screen I sort of went "WTF was I thinking!" My guess is it's just a good idea gone wrong but I thought I'd throw it up to get some angles.



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    Well ... I like the composition.

    It's a high key orton effect is it?

    Honestly ... seeing as so much is blown out ... I find myself accepting that as part of the intended process here and really quite like this.
    The grass is a bit ugly but meh.
    I don't mind it.

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    I see what you are saying Michael. How does it look in colour? that might add some more visual interest. I like the guy fishing. the grass I don't mind so much. I find my eye going to the dock but then not sure what to make of it once it gets there. (if that makes any sense)
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    Not a bad shot imo Maw, interesting tones. The blown out wooden planks at the top are major distractions for me though. Hope that helps - Marko
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    Agree about the blow out highlights. I wish I could see the fishing pole in his hand. The string..branch or whatever it is appears to go through him.

    I know it is probably not a fishing pole *L*
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    I'm just wondering how it is in color as well. IMO, it's a bit busy. The blown outs..are they there pre pp? Or just with the effect?

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    I think a colour version would make the blown out bits definitely look worse.

    I thought that was a long fishing rod he was holding with his right arm.

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    It is a fishing pole MA. The color version was what prompted the B/W version for an attempt at rescue. I think it's just riddled with problems is what the problem is but I thought maybe I was just being to critical. Thanks for checking it out and the comments

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg_Nuspel View Post
    I'd almost suspect you are fishing for complements I like the way it represents a lazy day fishing.
    Not my style, If I like it I'll post it regular, If I'm not sure or really dislike an image but feel I may be to critical of it I'll put it here. But then again maybe you were just having fun with words

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