Michael Nagel
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Yesterday, riding the train back from the mountains, I had this view:
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Michael
Best regards,
Michael
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My World: Rule of Thirds
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Asher Kelman
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Yesterday, riding the train back from the mountains, I had this view:
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Michael
Michael,
The line of detailed but tiny trees on the skyline is fabulous.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Yesterday, riding the train back from the mountains, I had this view:
Best regards,
Michael
Michael,
The line of detailed but tiny trees on the skyline is fabulous. The split to three stripes adds to the drama.
Asher
fahim mohammed
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It works!! The rule, that is.
And the picture is at once empty and full.
Regards.
And the picture is at once empty and full.
Regards.
Michael Nagel
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Fahim,
Thanks. One does not always escape from the rule - seen today on a hike:
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Michael
Thanks. One does not always escape from the rule - seen today on a hike:
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Michael
Tom dinning
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What's your star sign Michael?
Chris Calohan
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I wanted to be bothered by the telegraph wires and they still nag at me a bit. It wasn't until I opened it in Flickr that the details in the foreground came to light and sort of smoothed out the lines as distracting.
Michael Nagel
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Do you actually believe in such things? I don't...
As you did not specify, here is my Chinese one: Monkey
So - what did you mean with that question?
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Michael
Michael Nagel
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Thanks. The bright background here does indeed not help for this kind of picture.
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Michael
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
This is exceptional Michael. I hope you can hunt for more with such abstract skies. Having both setail and space to imagine is a powerful basis for an engaging picture.
I'd wager that you wouldn't destroy it, even with substantial cropping as here the content is powered by it's parsimonious, but finely detailed presence.
Asher