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Fountain.

JohnP

By JohnP
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JohnP

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It was a nice day so I made a quick decision and went to Stanway House near Broadway in Worcestershire for a few hours. Normally I never take anything in portrait mode, I hate it as it just doesn't lend itself to monitors. This is one of the highest fountains in europe so I've been told, so I did take a few shots in portrait mode. I did also take far more in landscape mode which I have yet to view properly. Apart from not liking portrait I didn't like all the people in the shot either, I therefore set about removing about 30 folks at various distances. I'm not sure if you will like the shot, but there are things I like about it.

 

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Ian

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Very nice shot John I like it 

 

 

 

Only thing I would have done different would be to get down lower, maybe kneeling ? or even a bit lower. Just my personal choice in no way putting your photo down in any way    

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ChrisLumix

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It was a nice day so I made a quick decision and went to Stanway House near Broadway in Worcestershire for a few hours. Normally I never take anything in portrait mode, I hate it as it just doesn't lend itself to monitors. This is one of the highest fountains in europe so I've been told, so I did take a few shots in portrait mode. I did also take far more in landscape mode which I have yet to view properly. Apart from not liking portrait I didn't like all the people in the shot either, I therefore set about removing about 30 folks at various distances. I'm not sure if you will like the shot, but there are things I like about it.

 

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Ah but we're now living in the accelerometer world of iPads - instead of rotating pictures, you just rotate the screen instead  :yes  And within a year or two, all desktop computers will be hinged so you will just rotate them too.

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nanny is right, large viewing for this, and korky is right too, very serene.

 

does that lake go on forever? how very dare those people get in the way of your picture, but you dealt with them brilliantly john.

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