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    Friday Morning In The Park

    This one I used a bit of vignette, something I rarely do, hoping it emphasized the shape of what I thought was some interesting fog.

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    A rather conventional picture of a tree but an image that I feel evokes the landscape near northern Delaware.

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    First one has some interesting patterns and layers.

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    I love tree shots- rarely do I see one that I don't admire in some way.

    The first one is tricky for me. The curved mist is intriguing and I'd be loathe to give it up, but its inclusion brings a lot of featureless sky into view. I love the two trees, the leading lines of the tire tracks and the subtle shades of color in the more central areas of the shot. Wonder whether a more central crop might still adequately include the morning mist, and minimize the sky, and really draw attention to the trees and road?

    I like your processing of the the second shot. But again a lot of bland sky, and an extension to the right of the tree of the same background we see directly behind it. Wondering about playing with a crop off the right, maybe even to a portrait orientation, or at least enough to reduce the inclusion of so much sky and a slighty redundant BG?

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    I really liked the first one for its fog patterns; i liked the second image more because it is doing more justice to the Art element. Even though a vertical crop is a nice idea, i equally like it as such, because it gives a sense of isolation, or walking ahead of the mass/time etc. I feel the tree is a Yogi

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    Andrew,

    Two beautiful scenes.

    You might want to consider cropping the left side of the first shot approximately half way between the tree and the edge. I believe that could give you a stronger composition.
    The second shot is bang on as far as I am concerned. The negative space on the right of the tree contributes much to the serene atmosphere of the scene.

    Andre

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    I really like the second image, it might also look good in BnW

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    Quote Originally Posted by bnnrcn View Post
    I really like the second image, it might also look good in BnW
    Exactly what I thought when I scrolled to the second image so +1 to Binnur's comment...hope your consider this...

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    I like the 2nd shot a lot. I evokes a beautiful atmosphere for me.

    I'm not so keen on the first one. Others have suggested reducing some of the sky, and cropping the left: I feel there is too much foreground in it, too.

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    Re: Friday Morning In The Park

    I like the second shot very much. Binnur and Izzie are right. That is only my opinion.
    Cheers Ole

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