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No cheating here, just good technique... Cropping can help you draw attention to the area that the photographer wants to be a main focal point, you are creating a piece of art... Rules are there to be broken, so if it looks like it works, then it does work... Great shot Hayward...
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Old 11-08-2009, 01:33 PM
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That is just such a fun photo. What a wonderful :"catch" Thanks for sharing your wonderful work.
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You've cropostitoned your picture and received many cropocomments, may I also add my cropocompliments or a fine image, nicely done Hayward
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Hayward, I always knew you had a great eye for a photograph, but that's not all.. How did you see this.lol.. Amazing my friend. What an excellent photograph. I'm so impressed Hayward.

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Old 11-08-2009, 02:31 PM
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Hi Hayward! hmmn..afraid i am the only one who prefers the un-cropped version..i like the branches and leaves sticking out but the red berries still stands out from the rest..but the dolphin shadow can be much appreciated in the cropped version..tnx for sharing..
Hi Jennie - don't be afraid .. I'm just tickle you like my post and took the time to look and comment ... and for that, I thank you very much

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I like the cropped one, easier for the eyes to focus on the main subject in this case gorgeous red berries and a great find in the shadow of a dolphin...isn't it great when we spot something unexpected in a photo we've taken...a real bonus. TFS this great clear shot Hayward.
Hello Angela - there are 3successive photos of these berries and the second one was the one I use... thank you so much for the nice comments
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No cheating here, just good technique... Cropping can help you draw attention to the area that the photographer wants to be a main focal point, you are creating a piece of art... Rules are there to be broken, so if it looks like it works, then it does work... Great shot Hayward...
Hi there .. that's why I included the original photo - without the crop, the impact is gone .. thank you for the encouraging comments .. I appreciate it

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That is just such a fun photo. What a wonderful :"catch" Thanks for sharing your wonderful work.
Hello there .. I'm glad you like it .. it is kinda of a fun photo .. thank you
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You've cropostitoned your picture and received many cropocomments, may I also add my cropocompliments or a fine image, nicely done Hayward
Hi Steve and I cropthankyou so cropmuch .. I cropappreciate it !!!!

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Hayward, I always knew you had a great eye for a photograph, but that's not all.. How did you see this.lol.. Amazing my friend. What an excellent photograph. I'm so impressed Hayward.

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I wonder if the "dolphin" is after the berries.... Great shots hayward. Both are beautiful but the first is a great example of how a crop can improve things or point out your focal point.
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I wonder if the "dolphin" is after the berries.... Great shots hayward. Both are beautiful but the first is a great example of how a crop can improve things or point out your focal point.
Hi Fred - I agree with your 100% .. thanks for taking a peek and the nice comments
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Good find, Hayward! I'm afraid I'm going to turn you in the the Cropodopolis police!! Cheese it!!

Gorgeous color...I love the red and greens...always two very complementary colors!

Thanks for sharing!! A pleasure to view as always!

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