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I usually try to avoid including people in my photos at all, but I took this in Croatia last year and I kind of like it - what do you think?
Mike
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Yes I agree I like it too. -
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Well seem image. People can quite often make an image.Dave
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Re: Sitting on the Dock of the Bay
Is he sitting there so the boat doesnt get a way.
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Re: Sitting on the Dock of the Bay
Great spot and nicely composed. The man is essential to this shot.
John
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Re: Sitting on the Dock of the Bay
Nice shot, and the figure is definitely needed to make it work. It's a classic example of "steelyard balance" composition.
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Both figures add to this image, makes it out of the ordinary. Good work.The picture tells the story, great when you have a bad memory.DW.Comment
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Thanks all — though the more I look at it the more I think the horizon is a wee bit squint.Comment
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