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Polish Poplars
Most of the trees had lost their color, but I ran into this stand of poplars. The corner of the roof is not that interesting in the shot, but I thought it would ruin the perspective to crop it out. I would really like opinions on this.
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I think the red roof should be eliminated by cropping. It degrades an otherwise really good shot. I also like that the trees are somewhat blurred, although i prefer resolution and sharpness in general.
Dietrich Gloger at 15:47 CET on 23-Jan-2006 [Reply]
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I agree with the roof, but I found the crop difficult to get a good composition.
BTW, it was a very hazy day with fog rolling through at times, so the lack of sharpness was affected by that.
Jim Sabatke at 17:51 CET on 23-Jan-2006 [Reply]