Few photos from the canal: I went to the canal with a friend yesterday with my Bloodhound, here are a few photos. if you would like a look at the sets i took please follow the links...

allanpar Loc: Southport, England uk

I went to the canal with a friend yesterday with my Bloodhound, here are a few photos.

if you would like a look at the sets i took please follow the links below. regards Allan

http://www.flickr.com/photos/allanpar/sets/72157630835069780/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/allanpar/sets/72157630835029054/

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ianhargraves1066 Loc: NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Florida

allanpar wrote:

I went to the canal with a friend yesterday with my Bloodhound, here are a few photos.

if you would like a look at the sets i took please follow the links below. regards Allan

http://www.flickr.com/photos/allanpar/sets/72157630835069780/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/allanpar/sets/72157630835029054/

Oh what T would give to be sitting by this peaceful canal in the gorgeous English countryside. Thanks for the great pix. Make me feel real homesick.

Ian

Victoria1233 Loc: Melbourne, AUSTRALIA

Great countryside scenes.
Makes me 'homesick' for my 1970s years in the UK.

Jolly Roger Loc: Dorset. UK

Very nice set. :thumbup:
If these were mine I am sure I would be tempted to clone out the electricity 'poles' in the last one.

allanpar Loc: Southport, England uk

Victoria1233 wrote:

Great countryside scenes.
Makes me 'homesick' for my 1970s years in the UK.

Glad it brought back some memories, Thank you Regards Allan

allanpar Loc: Southport, England uk

Jolly Roger wrote:

Very nice set. :thumbup:
If these were mine I am sure I would be tempted to clone out the electricity 'poles' in the last one.

I will have to learn how to do this cloning, a few people have mentioned it in the past, I use Aperture for my photos not sure if it has cloning software in it. regards Allan

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

I enjoyed the peaceful,reflecting bridge photo.

allanpar Loc: Southport, England uk

photophile wrote:

I enjoyed the peaceful,reflecting bridge photo.

Thank you i am very happy that you liked it. regards Allan

EoS_User Loc: Oshawa, Ontario Canada

In the first three photos you did not use the rule of thirds. These photos may have been better if the rule was not broken. As Brian Peterson stated, determine where the most interest is and use that area for top or bottom 2/3 of the image. This keeps the eye from wandering from top to bottom. IMHO.

allanpar Loc: Southport, England uk

EoS_User wrote:

In the first three photos you did not use the rule of thirds. These photos may have been better if the rule was not broken. As Brian Peterson stated, determine where the most interest is and use that area for top or bottom 2/3 of the image. This keeps the eye from wandering from top to bottom. IMHO.

Thank you for your imput, i will try and remember to bear that in mind in future. regards Allan