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[B]still icy C&C please[/B]
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- Martyn
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I'll go for the second shot,nice colours 
Third might work but seems a tad oof and far away to pick out any detail imo,could be wrong though
Third might work but seems a tad oof and far away to pick out any detail imo,could be wrong though
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I like number 1, but it's a shame about those twigs in the foreground.
Number 2 is nice, but the horizon is wonky. If you rotate/crop it straight it would be much better.
Number 2 is nice, but the horizon is wonky. If you rotate/crop it straight it would be much better.
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1 doesn't do much for me primarily because of the uninteresting backdrop. The lake itself is really quite pretty.
Number 2 would be lovely is you could level up the horizon.
Number 3 looks like it's had a pretty big crop, I'd be more inclined to move everything up in the frame, less sky and more foreground.
2 and 3 I think have loads of potential actually.
Number 2 would be lovely is you could level up the horizon.
Number 3 looks like it's had a pretty big crop, I'd be more inclined to move everything up in the frame, less sky and more foreground.
2 and 3 I think have loads of potential actually.