Scottish Fern

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By: Dave Thurlow
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Photographer	Dave Thurlow {Karma:78}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	Canon EOS 100
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	70-300mm
Uploaded	12/10/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak 100
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John Bohner

{K:8368} 12/10/2003

Dave - I agree with Magda and Tomasz. I took a look at your portfolio and you have an eye for some very nice scenes. You might read up on neutral gradient filters. So many of the scenes you like are more than film can handle and the filter puts you back into control. I missed Bow lake on my trip to Banff/Jasper. Now I have something to go back for! Keep Shooting you are doing fine. - J

Magda & Tomasz Stepien {K:894} 12/10/2003

Nice photo, good DoF, however I think the composition might be a bit different. The way the photo is at the moment, the left hand upper corner is overexposed 'burned out'. And it is dostracting for the whole composition. I understand that you wanted to show the fern and the trees, but I think that by cropping out overexposed part, the photo looks a bit better. What do you think? Tomasz

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