Repeating Arches
- Thread starter Alex Vasile
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Alex Vasile
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I almost like it more mirrored:
AlanLichty
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Neat patterns no matter the orientation - good eye for this one. Works well as a B&W too.
Alex Vasile
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Thanks! The color version is pleasing and more peaceful, but the BW I find more striking.
I had a good laugh while editing it as I zoomed in and realized just how many geese were hiding in the picture.
AlanLichty
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LOL - I didn't even notice them until you just mentioned it and I went back to see the images at 100%
Hey Alex, This is a great. I really like these repeating arches. And once you mentioned the geese, for me they add a bit of humor to the image. Like these birds are just sitting there oblivious the grandeur of the arches around them. I like this in B&W as it really allows the eyes to focus on the shapes.
And the mirror image is cool too. Minus the birds not being affected by gravity , it could very easily be how it was taken.
And the mirror image is cool too. Minus the birds not being affected by gravity
, it could very easily be how it was taken.Alex Vasile
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The homer is a little better in color to be honest. It's easier to spot the geese up in the rafters, though they are still visible in BW.Hey Alex, This is a great. I really like these repeating arches. And once you mentioned the geese, for me they add a bit of humor to the image. Like these birds are just sitting there oblivious the grandeur of the arches around them. I like this in B&W as it really allows the eyes to focus on the shapes.
And the mirror image is cool too. Minus the birds not being affected by gravity
Yes, I think if I had a tripod to smoothen the water out completely, and then removed any obvious geese, it would be really hard to tell which way is up.
Yep, I agree. And I also think the more I look at it, that I prefer it upside down.