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A truly beautiful BnW Norm
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Thanks. So I think this one is getting printed and framed. Let me ask your opinion: would you edit out the telephone wires? At least the one on the upper left perhaps?
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Personally I would not. In an image like this one, I like to keep it true to what I saw. That being said, if you don’t mind doing all the work, you might want to try it and see if you like it better without. As it is, I think it perfect. The electric lines do not detract from your main subject. It’s truly a great shot. The perspective is superb and the lines do convey all in the middle, which is perfect. The eyes do stay in the photo which is what you want. The more I look at it, I am convinced I would not touch it.
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A good suggestion – I’ll fiddle with it during my time off over the holidays and see which way I like best. Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. I love ‘talking shop’ with other photographers. Maybe we could go shooting together some day…
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Absolutely, it so great to shoot with other photographers.
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Cool – I’ll DM you on Twitter over the holidays so we can discuss further in terms of when/where.
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Perfect, have a great day.
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Absolutely beautiful… the perspective is enhanced because it is B&W… I agree with the others, this photo is meant to be this way and people might pay for it… I know I would!
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Thank you very much 🙂
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The photo of the rowboat, rocks and other boats in the background is really frame-worthy. Seriously, people will pay for such a quality print, Norm. I keep studying it! 🙂
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Funny you say that, I was telling my wife this morning that we should frame and copy it a send to our friends in Nova Scotia who hosted us the week we were there. I think you’ve just convinced me that I should – thank you!
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You’re welcome. Although still a lot of days till Christmas, mail needs to be out in the next 2 or 3 days. Glad I could push you in th he right direction! Hope you and family have a special holiday season, Norm.
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Lovely picture – but that book doesn’t look seaworthy! Looks like a basket!
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Thanks Jan, I think you might be right ☺
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Whoops – might boat not book!
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“meant” boat not book – goodness gracious my brain is on hold today!
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Wow. I love this!!
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Thanks – glad you like it ☺
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Beautiful image Norm.
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Thank you 😀
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exactly, this is ment to be B&W. perfect!
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Thank you 🙂
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That’s a photo that’s meant to be B&W. Great job!
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Thanks Trent – I know what you mean, sometimes it just works.
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That’s a great photo!
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Thanks Dan. It’s funny because the original shot in color wasn’t working for me. Then I got the idea to convert it to B&W which is something I don’t do often, and now I have to say it really rocks 🙂
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This is perfect for B&W. I don’t do that often enough either.
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