Overlooking the beach at Lepe - not sure if it is a house or a hotel but quite a grand building
Stan
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Very nice Stan. Personally I'd crop up to lose the lonely log and also remove some of the plain foregroundAlan.
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only posted a couple of hours back but already halfway down the page so thanks for the comment Alan and a good call
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You're welcome Stan, looks better for the cropAlan.
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Agree with Alan, the crop looks much better Stan.
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I looked at this earlier and liked it although there was a 'but' that held me back from commenting. I now realise the 'but' was that log so, yes, lots better now
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Well done Stan
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agree with the crop - well seem Stan:- Ian
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thanks guys
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Nice, definitely better with the crop.Andy
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The shorter foreground now without the long makes a much more balanced image which I do like.
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Thanks Andy and Sue
when i first composed the shot i was more looking at the zig zag provided by the groynes and didnt even notice the lonley logComment
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