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This is a discussion on Gardeners within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; I was invited to shot at a friends 'composting open day' on his farm, I got this shot at the ...

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    I was invited to shot at a friends 'composting open day' on his farm, I got this shot at the end of the day just as they were packing up.
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    Nice capture. It doesn't look posed, and I like the treatment. They really stand out the background...maybe a tad much in a few spots, but it might just be the lighting.

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    The treatment is very good. Really makes this picture interesting. Nice work!
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    I really like this Richard...very nicely done!
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    Great capture. They look so relaxed and comfortable and the composition works well for me. Nicely done.
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    Thanks guys,

    I over exposed nearly all my shots on the day by mistake, (I should have looked at the histogram) so had to pull them back in post production.

    Antz I think I may have been a bit sloppy with my mask around the people, I was using the tracker pad on laptop...

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    I really like this Richard. They look like they will just walk out of the photo!! Very natural poses, great composition and cool treatment. Definitely a keeper!
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    I like it too because it also looks like they had good productive day's work and are getting ready to head to the pub for a pint....such a great story in this photo!
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    Yup - nice portrait here for sure and I dig the tones as well.
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    I really like this photo! Love the color and and the expression on the men.
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