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    #1

    Look at the Plane!

    I had a quick visit to St Mary's Lighthouse yesterday, I think the plane is a British Aerospace 146, it had no markings that I could see as it headed towards Newcastle airport. I just thought it and the mother and children added to the image.

    #1 Look at the plane
    Exif: ISO100, f16, 1/180 sec



    #2 A slightly different composition.
    Exif: ISO100, f16, 1/90 sec
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    #2
    Re: Look at the Plane!

    I like them both but for different reasons. The first does work with the family pointing at the plane, just a shame is so small and leaving the shot. A quick Photoshop and it will be closer to them

    The second is a great composition with the nice ripples in the water and the logs/sticks making a leading line to the subject matter, the lighthouse.
    Last edited by Parsen66; 29-05-2015, 14:16.
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      #3
      Re: Look at the Plane!

      two interesting shots Peter - the first I would loose a tad from the bottom as that will pull more attention to the plane and family

      the second nice
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        #4
        Re: Look at the Plane!

        Nice images Peter, but prefer the 2nd
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          #5
          Re: Look at the Plane!

          Both good compositions Peter

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            #6
            Re: Look at the Plane!

            They're both good, IMHO, but the first one steals it for the connection between the two smallest parts of the shot. Very nice
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              #7
              Re: Look at the Plane!

              Both nice images, second pick for me.
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                #8
                Re: Look at the Plane!

                Two very nice shots
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                  #9
                  Re: Look at the Plane!

                  Peter, both great shots. My fave is the first; the mother pointing and the the plane are great elements that I would probably have completely missed had I been taking it. In fact I'd have no doubt tutted and waited until both were out of frame. My loss.
                  I wonder if the second would work well in mono too.
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                    #10
                    Re: Look at the Plane!

                    Thanks for taking time to look an comment on these two images. Looking at them now I think the foreground isn't helping either image. I shall try a crop off the bottom.
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                      #11
                      Re: Look at the Plane!

                      Very well done images Paul.

                      Tom

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