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Pixelle wrote:
My money’s on Edward VII for this one, or perhaps Ed VIII?
Thanks for that Stephanie, must be E VII.
What do you think of the pic?
I’m not sure the inclusion of the sky is necessary to making this a good image as adding it does give you something else to view other than your subject. It’s yet another example of the things we take for granted that in isolation have an interest…and can generate a history lesson!
Looking again I might be wrong about the sky…
Alan
irishwonkafan wrote:
I’m not sure the inclusion of the sky is necessary to making this a good image as adding it does give you something else to view other than your subject. It’s yet another example of the things we take for granted that in isolation have an interest…and can generate a history lesson!
Looking again I might be wrong about the sky…
Alan
I know what you mean Alan – I took a shot without the sky, and pondered long and hard on both – the sky just shades it for me, because of the contrast it offers against
the stone of the wall – I was going for the aesthetics rather than the history! :?Looks like you shot from an angle? Straight on would have been my take. Oh and a bit more sky I reckon !
What a pity whoever fitted the box didn’t respect the beautiful stonework.
The cloud has a pinkish look to it, but then it may be sunrise/set, of course.
Is it a bit soft, or perhaps I am just tired.
There must be many more of these out there.
Perhaps a straight on shot would be better.
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