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This is a discussion on Sunset Reflections within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; saw this walking back to the hotel in Old Quebec:...

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    saw this walking back to the hotel in Old Quebec:

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    Very nice, one suggestion is to crop out the crossing light pole.
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    Very nice B!
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    Lovely colours. Great capture!
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    Bambi, that's wonderful - great catch.

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    this looks beautiful. nice idea!

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    thanks everyone.

    Greg I went back and forth on the crop of the light pole. In the end I decided to leave it as part of the composition. My idea being the beauty of nature captured in a manmade object. but the idea may be better then the execution
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg_Nuspel View Post
    Very nice, one suggestion is to crop out the crossing light pole.
    Agree with Greg here.
    Nice capture here. You should hit with a car that pole and than try one more shot, or rotate 45 degrees to left, and crop it. It will make it very abstract and interesting
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    thanks everyone.

    Greg I went back and forth on the crop of the light pole. In the end I decided to leave it as part of the composition. My idea being the beauty of nature captured in a manmade object. but the idea may be better then the execution
    It's good this way as well I just thought that would also eliminate the light several floors above it, since it is the only light on inside the building that you can see.
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    no problem at all. I never mind other opinions. I just wanted you to know what I was thinking. I believe that this is what you had in mind:
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