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    Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Please share your C&C on my below pic .

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    Frame within Frame - C & C are welcomeIMG_0401 as Smart Object-1 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Nicely framed and processed, the dark notch on the right is very pronounced but I would leave as is, my gaze is drawn to it but the colors are vibrant enough and the reflection interesting enough so that my attention moves freely.

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowman View Post
    Nicely framed and processed, the dark notch on the right is very pronounced but I would leave as is, my gaze is drawn to it but the colors are vibrant enough and the reflection interesting enough so that my attention moves freely.
    Oh... even it was not there in my mind. Thanks for bring it in my notice. .

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Tejal, the very bright areas bottom left and right are quite distracting to me, and that leads me to wonder of your choice of frame is too large - perhaps a square crop to remove most of those bright areas and then tone down the bit of them that remains?

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by MrB View Post
    Tejal, the very bright areas bottom left and right are quite distracting to me, and that leads me to wonder of your choice of frame is too large - perhaps a square crop to remove most of those bright areas and then tone down the bit of them that remains?

    Cheers.
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    Thanks Philips for your valuable feedback. I will correct it .

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Yes, a pity that there is such a strong variation in light levels.

    Cropping to concentrate on the main subject might work and a 4 x 5 ratio could be an alternative to going square.

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff F View Post
    Yes, a pity that there is such a strong variation in light levels.

    Cropping to concentrate on the main subject might work and a 4 x 5 ratio could be an alternative to going square.
    Thanks a lot for your input. I think i will have to check the other shots too of the same place. . I may have something similar to your suggestion.

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff F View Post
    Yes, a pity that there is such a strong variation in light levels.

    Cropping to concentrate on the main subject might work and a 4 x 5 ratio could be an alternative to going square.
    My thoughts also Tejal. Cropping to the edge of the beam above the door, burning down the remaining highlights on the LHS and lifting the shadows slightly would be worth considering. Concentrates more on the individual inside. Something like:

    Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    It 's a well seen image thought. Nice work.
    Last edited by John 2; 28th November 2015 at 01:59 PM.

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    I very much like the edit of John (2). It is now stronger...and yet still have the title correct, Tejal...Very nicely done, Tejal...

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    I very much like this image. The crop by John improves it IMO.

    Dave

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by John 2 View Post
    My thoughts also Tejal. Cropping to the edge of the beam above the door, burning down the remaining highlights on the LHS and lifting the shadows slightly would be worth considering. Concentrates more on the individual inside. Something like:

    Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    It 's a well seen image thought. Nice work.
    Ahaaa....this is wonderful..... !! Thanks a lot.

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by IzzieK View Post
    I very much like the edit of John (2). It is now stronger...and yet still have the title correct, Tejal...Very nicely done, Tejal...
    Thanks Izzie, yes his suggested crop really changed the whole appearance of the frame. Very nice...

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    Re: Frame within Frame - C & C are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave A View Post
    I very much like this image. The crop by John improves it IMO.

    Dave
    Thanks Dave...yes his crop is very nice.

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