Red Post Box
Uploaded: June 25, 2006
Lens: Minolta AF DT ZOOM 18-70mm
Focal Length: 28mm
ISO: 100
Aperture: F4.5
Shutter: 1/8
Exposure Compensation: -0.7
Location: Penzance, Cornwall, UK
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Andrew JM Davies June 25, 2006
Please may I have your comments? #471848Brendan Knell June 25, 2006
Andrew, I really like this! I like how it's centered(something I rarely like!). I agree with Curtis about saturating this a little. Also, it looks a little soft, so try sharpening a little. Overall, a really good pic! #2950385Andrew JM Davies June 28, 2006
Thanks for the responses. I have increased the satuation within PS a little but any more lost me detail in the red of the letterbox. A brighter day would have worked a lot better than the overcast day that it was.Regards,
Andrew #2960749
Ann Kittelsen July 02, 2006
Great shot, I like it centered as well and I normally try not to center. I like the colors, the contrast of the bright red against the more subdued colors of the rest. #2979135Carol Teal July 02, 2006
Andrew, I really like this too. I love the rocks and moss and the bright red of the mailbox. I think the comp worked well for this shot. #2979344Andrew JM Davies July 03, 2006
It's funny that we are always told not to center a composition but as pointed out above by Brendan, no other composition could have worked with images like this.Regards,
Andrew #2982473
Peter W. Marks July 05, 2006
As I responded to another of your shots- Anything in my home-land Cornwall is fine by me.Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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