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Some More Benches
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Uploaded: 08/07/11 2:29 AM GMT
Some More Benches
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Another path lined with more benches for those seeking a sit down to escape the noise and chaos of the city outside the gates. Figure I'd try a vertical composure. I did think about walking down to the other end to take a photo of this end to show you what was at this end of the path. But, then realized there was a good chance I'd just end up with a photo of myself shooting the other end. Couldn't have that could we.
Enjoy and your comments welcomed.
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The vertical works for me, Wendell. I think the translation from Canadian to English would be composition, not composure. I know nothing about composition and have no composure; so the last two sentences are more irrelevant than usual.
The vertical portrait mode works well. Didn't I already say that I like the vertical. I thought I said that I like the vertical but wasn't sure.
I like the perspective on your image. It looks like an arduous journey to the far side. No wonder there are so many benches. I'm happy to see the blue skies that you kept alleging were available throughout the day at the park.
There's a little more negative space in the barren gravel foreground than I would have chosen, but that just a comment with no basis in either knowledge of composition or composure.
There seems to be a tag on that large tree on the right foreground. I believe it says "Paul is the Walrus". Other than that I don't see any prominent notes from the devil or the undead in general. A fine shot that might get into the 50's.
Roger Dots
The vertical portrait mode works well. Didn't I already say that I like the vertical. I thought I said that I like the vertical but wasn't sure.
I like the perspective on your image. It looks like an arduous journey to the far side. No wonder there are so many benches. I'm happy to see the blue skies that you kept alleging were available throughout the day at the park.
There's a little more negative space in the barren gravel foreground than I would have chosen, but that just a comment with no basis in either knowledge of composition or composure.
There seems to be a tag on that large tree on the right foreground. I believe it says "Paul is the Walrus". Other than that I don't see any prominent notes from the devil or the undead in general. A fine shot that might get into the 50's.
Roger Dots
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What's the difference between a duck?
I much prefer this vertical composition. It cuts out some of the distractions and allows the eye to be totally let into the distance. I also like how lush and leafy those trees look but agree with the above that there seems to be an awful lot of walkway in the foreground. Still looking pretty good though!
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He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the almighty. I will say of the Lord, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom i trust". Psalm 91: 1 and 2
Peaceful Wendell easy going a walk in the park.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sun sets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
"But, then realized there was a good chance I'd just end up with a photo of myself shooting the other end."
Wndell - Anything is possible with PhotoShop! lol All the writing about vertical - well, it's true. Thad
Wndell - Anything is possible with PhotoShop! lol All the writing about vertical - well, it's true. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
I like the verticality - it adds greatly to the perspective. Although I hate to agree with Roger/Dots I too would have taken a little gravel off the foreground.
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"What a desolate place would be a world without a flower!
It would be a face without a smile, a feast without a welcome." A.J. Balfour
I like this angle one would say a steep back or two, and again nice light in this shot.Love how the sunlight is shining through the leafs on the trees.I see the man is still there but looking a bit more relaxed now.
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They really had benches all the way along didn't they? One of us could have been sitting at one end and taken a shot of you while you took one of us. That might have been interesting!!! Good shot anyway you look at it.
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