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the Little Colorado at Greer
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Uploaded: 08/27/08 2:40 PM GMT
the Little Colorado at Greer
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there is a wonderful path for walking along this beautiful bubbly "river". when i was there it was more like a creek. i tried to do a little finish work. thanks in advance for your always appreciated comments. ENJOY
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08/27/08 4:02 PM GMT
Who could fail to enjoy this lovely green wood. A lovely image Jen.
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Lotsa greens here....love that river flow Jen!....
so good!
so good!
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what about the framing? is it ok or should i stick to the plain stuff. i do not have any framing knowledge so the best i can do is make a box.
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Very nice shot. Love natures colors and blends thereof...
Stan
Stan
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I love nature scenes like this one. Looks like the perfect spot for a walk or to explore. I like how you captured the motion of the river & the colors are wonderful. To me the framing looks fine ... it doesn't overpower the image. Very well done Jen.
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Great view Jen and a ditto image.
Regards, Cornelius.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Superb job Jen, I love the framing. Outstanding capture with great colours, detail and clarity.
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You didn't ask me to join you? lol What a great bubbly green stream. Nice country, Jen. The framing? I would just cut back the orange part some because I think it distracts some, but a little color in a frame never hurts. Then, of course, basic black is always just right, but occasionally, the color adds a little umph! Please bear in mind, that is only my opinion. Maybe just a 2 pxl border of black before and after the orange. Sometimes I go around and around with borders and end up with a dozen or so of different styles or colors. Then I look at them again and end up posting the very first one! lol I guess the answer is just experiment and have fun!
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Super Colors in this Beauty!!
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Sweet spot!! Seems a wee busy and the horizontal line to me seems a little askew...could be the scotch!! Also agreee with CynLee.
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Gorgeous greenery cookin'!! This may be neat with the Orton's effect?!?!
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Gorgeous greenery cookin'!! This may be neat with the Orton's effect?!?!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
I like how the water is flowing and the effect it makes. All the green does seem to beg for some border but I agree with Cindy and think just a small black border would work. I don't use much framing but it is not because I do not like it. Photoscape, a free program, is a good place to learn some framing techniques. Good post Jen and I apologize for rambling.
Tick
Tick
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Hey, Jen, I had forgotten all about Greer..looks just as good as ever. Little known secret, but that was my nickname when I lived in good old Window Rock!
Your framing? I like the basic look of it, but I'm not sure about the strong orange against the green, although I realize they do compliment each other.
Tick had a good suggestion if you don't have photoshop and lots of cameras have built-in framing, or so I'm told.
Nice to see you experimenting, my friend. Wish I could be there to take a walk and enjoy a much-needed talk!
:)PJ
Your framing? I like the basic look of it, but I'm not sure about the strong orange against the green, although I realize they do compliment each other.
Tick had a good suggestion if you don't have photoshop and lots of cameras have built-in framing, or so I'm told.
Nice to see you experimenting, my friend. Wish I could be there to take a walk and enjoy a much-needed talk!
:)PJ
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Any chance I could get you to repost without the border?
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All comments are appreciated. Constructive criticism is greatly appreciated.
I love this picture. It certainly looks a lot different than my memory of the Little Colorado where it joins the Colorado in the Grand Canyon. As for the framing--I like it just fine. But you should do whatever you like. Don't worry about us Yahoos.
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Beautiful photo, As for the framing, I like it :-)
Good colors and shot
Good colors and shot
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