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    Looking through the trellis.

    Looking through the trellis.

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Nicely composed.

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowman View Post
    Nicely composed.
    It is a shot I have been playing with in my mind for a while. Today I found the flower that allowed it to work.

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Nice composition, Brian!

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Well framed

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kris V View Post
    Nice composition, Brian!
    I have been working on composition and colours and false modesty aside I do believe I am starting to get the hang of it.

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Quote Originally Posted by Wavelength View Post
    Well framed
    I used this shot to illustrate a simple spiritual truth : You Will Find What You Seek For ~ Might As Well Seek For Beauty And Goodness

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    I have to go against the grain here. I like the flower but the frame is too heavy handed in my opinion.

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Quote Originally Posted by IzzieK View Post
    I have to go against the grain here. I like the flower but the frame is too heavy handed in my opinion.
    I have to agree with Izzie on this. Sorry Brian.

    John

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    I too find the frame too heavy and loud.

    Irene

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Quote Originally Posted by IzzieK View Post
    I have to go against the grain here. I like the flower but the frame is too heavy handed in my opinion.
    Fair enough. If i saw a frame I would agree with you. But I see an opening in a trellis that allows me to see the beauty within. Still and all it could be thinner.

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnRostron View Post
    I have to agree with Izzie on this. Sorry Brian.

    John
    No apology needed. Everyone sees with their own eyes. I used it as an illustration for seek and you shall find, knock and the door opens. For that purpose, for me, it needed a substantial barrier between me and what I sought.

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    Re: Looking through the trellis.

    Quote Originally Posted by ied View Post
    I too find the frame too heavy and loud.

    Irene
    You are in good company. it needed a heavy feeling for the blog but here it may be a shade overdone.

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