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  • joolsveer
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    Beside the Canal de la Robine in Narbonne.

    Rob
    Member

    Nicely seen, captured and converted Dave.
    Can’t help feeling that it needs a slight rotation though…

    Rob.

    Jay King
    Participant

    I think the cyclist is lost in the image… he doesn’t stand out more than the benches or the trees.

    It’s a nice photo, but I don’t think it should be called “The cyclist”… as he doesn’t stand out and there’s a lot more to look at.

    As Rob said a bit of a rotation might work – be careful though… If you go too much he might fall off the bike ;)

    Ali
    Participant

    Lovely image Dave and i really like the tone and composition. That said, i think the lhs of the image is taking away from the cyclist, maybe tone it down a bit or alternatively crop. Well seen!

    Roberto
    Member

    I agree with the comments above.
    Try to make darker the area around the cyclist….

    PeteTheBloke
    Member

    Nice one Jools. Could almost be in France – there’s something Gallic about the bloke on the bike.

    Madra Rua
    Participant

    PeteTheBloke wrote:

    Could almost be in France – there’s something Gallic about the bloke on the bike.

    Hellooooo! … Canal de la Robine … Narbonne… :lol:

    Well spotted Pete.

    PeteTheBloke
    Member

    Madra Rua wrote:

    Hellooooo! … Canal de la Robine … Narbonne… :lol:

    Narbonne could be a posh suburb of Dublin for all I know.

    I was wondering why it said ‘canal’ but had no water in it. I s’pose that’s French
    for cycle path is it?

    Madra Rua
    Participant

    PeteTheBloke wrote:

    Narbonne could be a posh suburb of Dublin for all I know.

    LOL :lol: That’s right, it’s between Mervue and Portobello.

    PeteTheBloke wrote:

    I was wondering why it said ‘canal’ but had no water in it. I s’pose that’s French
    for cycle path is it?

    Good point

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