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An interesting take of the Opera House, as the foreground and midground add an extra element to the photo. When i compose shots i like to think in layers of foreground, middle and background.
![]() An old, colonial style church. ![]() The library of N.S.W ![]() A side shot of the Sydney Harbour Bridge from Circular Quay. ![]() |
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All are nice shots, but i like #1 & 3
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![]() jmp1987 wrote: Quote:
You seem to live after the definition "A photo is knowing where to stand" and you communicate that so the viewer doesn´t hesitate over his position. Hope that makes sense Appreciate you being one of those who care about verticals and horizontals. Torgny |
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