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Old 11-17-2007, 05:26 PM
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What does everyone think of photos like this? The colors int he window trim were abit blue so i tried to paint them and kind overdid it in a few spots but my overall question was, do you like this one?

This was a view out of a hotel window where I was holding a business expo about a week ago
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Old 11-17-2007, 05:46 PM
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i do like this one.....i've always had a thing for images where a window silhoutte frames the subject.....i looked at the larger image in your photostream before i could see what you're talking about when you say you "overdid" the trim.....

the only criticism i can offer is that the crop should be a little tighter.....

nice job, girl....

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Old 11-17-2007, 05:57 PM
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Thanks Peep!
How is this?
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yes a tighter crop, more centered, and straighter (versus the frame)...otherwise i like the effect...

the mountains were kinda hard to make out though...it seemed to me like there was a sofa or something like that against the window...
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There's something sticking up into the mountain in the second pane from the left on the bottom.
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its probably big foot! lol
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the crop really did something for it....good job....

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