Billy Jones
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I could live in this park, it's so beautiful...
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Bradgate Park (Revisited)
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Cem_Usakligil
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Hi Billy,
You seem to have an issue with the size of your pics posted, they are either too big or too small; like in this case ;-). IOW, I'd like to see them in a bigger size if possible please. Do you live nearby this park? If so, you should definitely try sneaking in at dawn and/or dusk to get some more pictures. Lots of potential there.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Cem
You seem to have an issue with the size of your pics posted, they are either too big or too small; like in this case ;-). IOW, I'd like to see them in a bigger size if possible please. Do you live nearby this park? If so, you should definitely try sneaking in at dawn and/or dusk to get some more pictures. Lots of potential there.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Cem
Nathaniel Alpert
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Billy Jones,
I second Cem's thought about the potential of this location. I thnk you could make some really nice images there. Just the compositions you have shown could be further refined, better/different light, variations to improve the viewpoint. In the right light, you could take that tree in the 2nd photo and make a really interesting scenic.
I second Cem's thought about the potential of this location. I thnk you could make some really nice images there. Just the compositions you have shown could be further refined, better/different light, variations to improve the viewpoint. In the right light, you could take that tree in the 2nd photo and make a really interesting scenic.