Looking eastward this morn
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l-fox wrote:
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LJ;
Astounding impact!
... takes my breath away!
Absolutely in the generic class of Edouard Steichen’s early classic“The Pond”
The sole morning star is exquisite!
Were it my image I would ponder the relative compositional merits vs, distractions provided by the foreground spots of light ( Car lights?)
One hopes you’ve the services of a really competent agent
Dave
Nov 6, 2020 06:51:23 #
Uuglypher wrote:
LJ;
Astounding impact!
... takes my breath away!
Absolutely in the generic class of Edouard Steichen’s early classic“The Pond”
The sole morning star is exquisite!
Were it my image I would ponder the relative compositional merits vs, distractions provided by the foreground spots of light ( Car lights?)
One hopes you’ve the services of a really competent agent
Dave
Astounding impact!
... takes my breath away!
Absolutely in the generic class of Edouard Steichen’s early classic“The Pond”
The sole morning star is exquisite!
Were it my image I would ponder the relative compositional merits vs, distractions provided by the foreground spots of light ( Car lights?)
One hopes you’ve the services of a really competent agent
Dave
Dave, thanks for the comment. I did do a crop to remove the lights and it made a good pic. I posted the original because the lights from distant houses seemed to fit into the early morning theme.
--Larry
Nov 6, 2020 06:57:40 #
Larry, it is in hope of a capture like this one that I always “shoot raw” to keep open the option of making large prints!
Dave
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