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Taken at Scarborough yesterday
Beach Huts
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#1 and #3 for me, great colours and just what I look for in these type of shots, (I've so far failed to get anything as good on my limited attempts).
The other doesn't appeal to me as much due to the 'other bits' in the scene ... though having said that I'm unsure of the last, I kind of like the contrast in buildings but it loses the 'mystique' of the huts a bit.
The other doesn't appeal to me as much due to the 'other bits' in the scene ... though having said that I'm unsure of the last, I kind of like the contrast in buildings but it loses the 'mystique' of the huts a bit.
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Thanks for your comments gramps. I know what you mean about the last one, thought maybe the old and the new. The second one I sort of like the different angles of each set of beach huts.
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I just love the colours including the sky.
Your first shot really is the one. It has the clear colours and a beautiful clear sky and all the colours are in harmony. My "even better if" would be to crop out the bottom of the shot slightly (to the top of the green plant/weed mid way in) as I don't think this complements the shot very well.
No.3 is also good IMO but I think the angle of the shot is a bit steep. It's a while since I've been to Scarborough but taken from a little further back at a shallower angle would have been better ( not sure if that means you'd have been in the sea though
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I can see what you were doing with the last one - again for me the angle is not right - the fro ts of the huts are a little lost and I can't see enough of the modern building.
Oh and did I say, nice colours and great exposure
Your first shot really is the one. It has the clear colours and a beautiful clear sky and all the colours are in harmony. My "even better if" would be to crop out the bottom of the shot slightly (to the top of the green plant/weed mid way in) as I don't think this complements the shot very well.
No.3 is also good IMO but I think the angle of the shot is a bit steep. It's a while since I've been to Scarborough but taken from a little further back at a shallower angle would have been better ( not sure if that means you'd have been in the sea though
)I can see what you were doing with the last one - again for me the angle is not right - the fro ts of the huts are a little lost and I can't see enough of the modern building.
Oh and did I say, nice colours and great exposure
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Nice colours, love the sky, really works with the colours
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Thanks guys, really pleased with those comments.
With No. 3 those chalets are directly behind the others as you can see on No. 2 so this was the best angle I could get from the steps and at an angle.
With No. 3 those chalets are directly behind the others as you can see on No. 2 so this was the best angle I could get from the steps and at an angle.
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That's a new building!