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Posts: 2193 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Coast Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 October 2016 at 02:04
Originally posted by LAbernethy LAbernethy wrote:

Um.... Just on composition alone I like the second one better. The troika of points on the right balances better to the one. Colour is nicer too.


Yeh I'm pretty sure the pp'd one is the more popular, especially seeing them together for the 1st time, but still how does the 1st one rate as zero pp, not even cropped, photo? For me it portraits mood much better, being there at the time.
Thanks for your comments, appreciate them much

Have to say, being there under almost perfect conditions was Awesome!
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Originally posted by Coast Coast wrote:


To me the non edited having been there is a more true, real depiction of the Time and Place


Well, that is an interesting comment. If all you want is veracity, then this is a record picture and your own recollection is the only thing that matters.

But since you asked for other people's opinions - people who weren't there - I assumed you were after an artistic appraisal, and I stick with my opinion. Obviously opinions differ, but for me, artistically, the weak colour does nothing at all; I prefer the second picture, but I'd accentuate the colours a little more.
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Posts: 2193 		Post Options Post Options   Quote Coast Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 October 2016 at 17:33
I thought I'd finish this thread w the the old "Pony Express" rider going off into the sunset.
(Lake Tahoe is on Hwy 50 the Pony Express Route)

The Pony Express and the Casino by Coast, on Flickr

Edited by Coast - 01 February 2017 at 07:22
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