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Mackenzie Country Colours
© LynEve
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Uploaded: 08/28/08 1:47 PM GMT
Mackenzie Country Colours
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Thanks to those who replied to my request for suggestions on my True Colours . Following some advice I have cropped this image (it is not the same one) to bring a closer view. Any comments are welcome. Which do you prefer? I have a personal preference - will be interested to know if anyone agrees with it :) . .Thanks for looking - your help is appreciated.
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::allisontaylor
08/28/08 3:03 PM GMT
Amazing views there... I looked at both again several times. I honestly like both, with a preference leaning to the first because of the wonderful soft brown complimenting that amazing water color. You do beautiful work.
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That turquoise water is a dream!...Love the flow and perspective!....
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Lyn, I think this brings the waterway into the centre of things as the main subject. The colour of the water is just amazing.
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I like this one better. It does make the water stand out along with the mountains. Better detail and composition. This one flows and the first one is a snapshot.
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This one is better for the following reasons :
1.A closer and better view of the canal.
2.The canal is to one side and not in the centre.
3.The portion that was cut out is only the heaps of soil and therefore did not contribute much to the overall quality of the photo.
1.A closer and better view of the canal.
2.The canal is to one side and not in the centre.
3.The portion that was cut out is only the heaps of soil and therefore did not contribute much to the overall quality of the photo.
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This is the one Lyn. The curves with the roads and canal makes a super composition. The mountians are still in the scene and add a dramatic backdrop. I agree with the flow of this one. Great post Lyn.
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I'll meet you at the edge of the sunlight, just behind the shadows. The Ghost
I like them both however this one seems to have really brought the beautiful color mixes front and center, while maintaining some great depth to the shot.
Stan
Stan
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This Image is More pleasing to the eye, but the First shows exactly what the canal is made far. I like both for different reasons.
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Thanks for confusing everyone Lyn. LOL.
E J
Flip a Coin ! LOL.
Thanks for confusing everyone Lyn. LOL.
E J
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great colors and contrast, and the subject is great again!
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This one seems a bit more vivid, but they are both super.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully
This looks stunningly beautiful Lyn. You have done a brilliant job with this one. Well done!
Ann
Ann
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I like the crop 'n' chop version better, though, the water colour seems a wee 'punched', you mess with that?? Still a stunning scene!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
Lovely picture Lyn. Lovely color, composition and sharpness.
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This one is more striking and focused on the incredible blue water. I like this one more than the first.
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Made the shot a lot better, Eve. Love the colors and angles.
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Haven't seen the other one yet but I'll let you know when I get to it. No wonder you've put colours in the title here, this is your trademark blue through and through. The scene almost looks like it's a model - what a huge landscape. Beautiful shot LE.
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you really did make it better!
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I prefer the crop. Such wonderful turquoise!
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