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Field in Bloom
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Uploaded: 08/12/07 9:00 PM GMT
Field in Bloom
Views: 600
Dlds: 91
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Photography->Landscape
A simple photo of a field with unknown wildflowers near where I live.
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That's a lovely shot Tom, but personally I can do without the industrial clutter on the left side. I tried cropping it -- a big chunk off the left, a little off the right, and some off the top, too. That brings the most colorful area of flowers closer, and leaves nothing but trees and blue sky behind.
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Beautiful photo. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful color on this field, Tom. But, I'm inclined to agree with gjwahl and crop out the unnatural bits at left. You've still got one heck of a photo, just can't use it for widescreen anymore.
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Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little. - Edmund Burke
I understand what you mean about cropping out the buildings Greg and Alexis.I had something else in mind here and certainly may have another with out the buildings.Perhaps a name like the Rebirth of a field or a new beginning may have made the point I wanted to relay.I thank your for taking the time..Tom
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Tom, it IS important to "set the context" by means of both your title and your introductory comments. In fact, I think that's what accounts for the disparity, sometimes, between a photo's comments and its subsequent c-index score -- the people who are looking at the photo on its page can understand what you were going for, while the people in the Voting Booth see a "bare" picture with no context whatsoever.
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