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This was taken at St Andrews, Scotland,
![]() I like the pathway leading in but think i shoud have positioned it coming more from the corner, would this have changed the composition. Peter Camera Nikon D3100 Exposure 0.006 sec (1/160) Aperture f/6.3 Focal Length 28 mm ISO Speed 100 Exposure Bias 0 EV Flash Off, Did not fire X-Resolution 300 dpi Y-Resolution 300 dpi Orientation Horizontal (normal)
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Yes, I would have preferred to see the shot taken from more to the right, so the path leads the eye into the image better. Also, a little closer to the tombstones in the foreground. I think that would also give you a more definite subject - the tall structure with the spires.
In the current composition, I would clone out the branches on the right, as I find them distracting. Is there a piece of one on the left also?
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I can agree with both Krusty and Zbg. I would also have gotten closer to the ground (maybe even laying on my stomach) and shot along the pathway to see how that would look. I do like this as is with the exception of the branches peeking into the frame.
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