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12-03-2008, 09:40
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My real name is: Andy
Surrey, England
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Stepping stones
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The beautiful strepping stones in Dorking
Serious Critique Required: The photographer has requested he/she would like a more serious level of critique for this image to obtain more constructive critiscism from other members. Please make sure the comments you leave are indeed constructive and aim to help the photographer see the image from a different perspective and/or provide help and guidance to how the image can be improved.
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12-03-2008, 22:23
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My real name is: Andy aka Brad Pitt
Southampton, England
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this is just screaming out to be a HDR project. stepping stones, great pub near there if my memory serves me correctly. nice colours and very tranquil 
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13-03-2008, 14:06
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My real name is: Martin
Abbots Bromley Staffs, England
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HI Andy
Fore what its worth _ The angle of light is wrong needs to be from the left to give good contrast and detail to the stones and bank it would emphasie the textures. Either crop the sky completely or shoot from a lower angle to include the last stepping stone. Use ND filter to stop it down to get more of a flow to the water. You clould loose the trees if necessary and keep the reflection in stead.
Just my pennies worth.
Welcome aboard - some great work in your collection
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