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Curious to know which one people prefer if any.
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This is a discussion on Winterlude 2013 - Ottawa, Canada - Lantern Festival within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Curious to know which one people prefer if any. Feel free to comment on or critique any element of these ...
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Winterlude 2013 - Ottawa, Canada - Lantern Festival
Curious to know which one people prefer if any.
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I prefer the first one. there's a real sense of vertigo and being dragged into the photo. I like it.
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# 1 for me as well.
I prefer the explosion of colour in the first one, but also like the people walking toward the camera (as opposed to away) in the second .
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+1 here Marko...I'm really liking your interpretations of in camera motion blur!Originally Posted by Runmonty
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Thanks so much for the comments!
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Just beautiful Maestro. Both great. #2 seems more casual.
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