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    I went to London over the Christmas holidays and took a bunch of pictures. Here are two of the river area near the Tower Bridge. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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    I really can't think of anything to critique. I like them both very much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raiven View Post
    I really can't think of anything to critique. I like them both very much.
    I have to agree. I like them a lot too.

    I think, and of course you are talking to the one that makes everything crooked, that the last one seems off as far as level but how I don' t know. Probably just me..
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    I quite like the first one, it has a nice feeling of the river. the second seems to be tilted a bit to me as well.
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    Thanks for the comments. The last one is tilted a bit, thanks for the help.

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    Dig shot 1!
    The composition of shot 1 is considerably stronger than shot 2 imo. The B/w here is decent to my eye but i'd like to see some more contrast on the right side of the image. I might try to dodge some of the most extreme dark parts on the left side of the image.

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    Great shots. A very good illustration of the the infrastructure across the pond.
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    Thanks guys, London is a great city. I only wish I had more time to shoot. Family duties took a bunch of my time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by penodr View Post
    Thanks guys, London is a great city. I only wish I had more time to shoot. Family duties took a bunch of my time.

    Dave
    dang family cutting into photography time!!
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