Climbing Wall
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Different from what we normally see 
I like them, they bring back painful memories (I'm a weakling). I bet you are aching.
Gary.
I like them, they bring back painful memories (I'm a weakling). I bet you are aching.
Gary.
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First image is my choice from these... although, would have been wonderful if you would not see the ground level at her feet..
But I like the angle of the shot and just the way it looks, so if you would crop the image - it might lose some of the feel of 'openness' that at least like in it..
the other two... just think maybe could have been from different angles, but I understand that you might be limited in your choices of places to take pictures from.
But I like the angle of the shot and just the way it looks, so if you would crop the image - it might lose some of the feel of 'openness' that at least like in it..
the other two... just think maybe could have been from different angles, but I understand that you might be limited in your choices of places to take pictures from.
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Yeps, that's what I was thinking. Maybe straight below the climbers (if it is allowed) or looking straight down...
Maybe give that a try next time around, and I've never photographed climbing myself - so hard to really know if these suggestions work..
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Straight up usually results in a "bum shot".
Straight down, is a good idea.
On looking at the main wall ones again, it's the colours of the wall, which grab the eye.
Maybe I'll try some close-ups next time.
Here's one more that I liked except for her being unlit.
Straight down, is a good idea.
On looking at the main wall ones again, it's the colours of the wall, which grab the eye.
Maybe I'll try some close-ups next time.
Here's one more that I liked except for her being unlit.
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I like the last you've posted here... maybe the fact you've got the white board behind her hear isn't doing much for the image. But other than that I don't think she is that poorly lit..
Hmm, yes - You've got a point in the 'bumshot'. It might really not work looking straight up.
Hmm, yes - You've got a point in the 'bumshot'. It might really not work looking straight up.
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Could you maybe lighten the black silhoutte a little.. it is a bit too over powering at the moment. Good idea and IMO it works quite nicely for the image! Good Thinkin!!
