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Rob Archer



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Registered: September 2008
Location: Kings Lynn, Norfolk - flatlands and big skies.
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Taken on a freezing Sunday morning on Alnmouth beach. It was just starting to snow. I'm not sure about the composition - any comments?


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· Date: Sat, 29, August, 2009 · Views: 7227
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Keywords: Sea Defences, Alnmouth
Film make, size & rating:: Delta 100 35mm
Film developer & temp:: ID11 (1+1)
Lens focal length, aperture & speed:: 35mm f11 @ 1/60
Tripod used Y/N:: No
Paper:: Kentmere Bromide G2
Paper developer & temp:: ID78 1+3, Selenium toned

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StanW

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Registered: June 2009
Location: Invercargill, New Zealand
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Sun, 30, August, 2009 7:36am

Composition? To quote an Aussie friend (FRPS in Printing), "There's no such thing". Your picture loo0ks right, and that's what matters. I can't say I like your weather.

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Sun, 30, August, 2009 8:13am

Try a crop just above the foreground marram grass to exclude the far side of the estuary.
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Richard Gould
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Location: Jersey Channel Islands
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Sun, 30, August, 2009 2:49pm

For me the picture is the blocks and the marram grass, the estuary and hills spoil what could be a great photograph,try a reprint cropping everything above the grass,Richard

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B&W Neil

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Registered: October 2008
Location: West Cornwall
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Sun, 30, August, 2009 6:35pm

I go along with the crop suggestions too. I love the arrangement of the stationery blocks and the contrasting movement of the grasses. That's all you need IMO - very strong and thought provoking in that area alone. Very good PQ as usual :-)


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