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I think I would have liked it better without the barbwire line and pole in view.
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I agree. That would make it a shot worth retaking.
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I would redo it but he barn was torn down shortly after the picture was taken.
I personally do like teh barbed wire. It gives (In my opinion) the picture a rough barn-link country look. Just my personal view on it, but I am always open to suggestion |
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i actually like the barbed wire too......but the tall grass is destracting
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The problem isn't the barbed wire itself; rather, it's the placement of it. It's slicing right through the center of the photo and across the subject. When dealing with fences of any kind, and when they aren't the focus of the picture, they're best used as either a frame for or a path leading to the subject.
For a photography class, my son took a series of photos at a local animal-rescue zoo. He used the fences and the barbed wire as an integral part of the story, ending up naming the photo essay "Auschwitz." |
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