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This is a discussion on Have a seat? 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; I found this last week in the suburb of New Westminster and thought I'd share. I thought centreing it worked ...
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I found this last week in the suburb of New Westminster and thought I'd share. I thought centreing it worked here, or does it?
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I love this strange, surprising, and graphically interesting shot. To me, a perfect opportunity to break the rule of thirds, Kurt. I would try to crop a bit off the top if possible.
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Why crop it? Are the footprints and sandbar competing subjects? I can work on it today or tomorrow or even re-do it. Thank You.
Edit: Oh I so wanted to get down there with it!
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I think they are, yes. For me, the simplicity of these nice earthy colors with just the object in the middle of the reflecting ripples would be ideal.Originally Posted by kurtdriver
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