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A landscape picture from an amateur
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First one is real nice. But you gotta resize for the forums bro.
Second one, I would suggest trying to shoot with the sunlight behind you. Maybe walk down to another point of the stream and turn around to shoot. |
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Thanks for the advice !!
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Hey, Oliver
![]() Looks like a nice trout stream! I like the "downstream" look to your photo. ![]() |
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Where was that taken at? Personally I like the large pics but folks that are still stuck with dial-ups have a problem loading pics that big, better to give a link with a large file size warning to it and let them choose if they want to veiw a large file.
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I find the problem with large pictures is scrolling back and forth as well as up and down makes it difficult to get a good idea of the picture as a whole.
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