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Lake Photo - Any suggestions?
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<blockquote data-quote="Lawrence" data-source="post: 374049" data-attributes="member: 16844"><p>Interesting ... </p><p>My initial reaction was "too central" - that is to say the horizon should either be higher or lower and correspond with the law of thirds.</p><p>But then I quite liked it as is.</p><p>But on reflection ('scuse pun) I would move it up and crop 2/3 the sky out (as it doesn't have much exciting detail) and 1/3 of the lake to make the houses dominate a bit more.</p><p>Overall though a nice image.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lawrence, post: 374049, member: 16844"] Interesting ... My initial reaction was "too central" - that is to say the horizon should either be higher or lower and correspond with the law of thirds. But then I quite liked it as is. But on reflection ('scuse pun) I would move it up and crop 2/3 the sky out (as it doesn't have much exciting detail) and 1/3 of the lake to make the houses dominate a bit more. Overall though a nice image. [/QUOTE]
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