Andy brown
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Winter in the south of Aus. too cold to swim but still pretty.
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Chris Calohan II
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On the second one, try a 16:9 crop with the horizon line on the top third line. I think it allows the oof foreground to not be so dominating.
Asher Kelman
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Winter in the south of Aus. too cold to swim but still pretty.
Andy,
I support Chris' feelings of the foregrounds but have this issue with both pictures.
If I need to consider this issue with my own pictures then I try a horizontal while line to sparate the top 2/3 and bottom 1/3 or so. that way one see both the whole and the sparate regions and it makes an interesting diptych for each single picture.
Asher
Andy brown
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Thanks guys, good advice.
Martin Stephens
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These are all very interesting and wonderfully lit. Also, they are so subtly processed that I want to give a big thumbs up to that. Many of the photos I am looking at today are way over sharpened and over processed. This is a delight to look at. And the lighting is great. I feel the beach!