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North Georgia Christmas Bridge

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Title     North Georgia Christmas Bridge
Photographer     arnesaknussen/Tom (4,493) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     Arne Saknusen
Categories     Landscape
Rural
Lens     Canon 70-200mm/4.0L
Camera     Canon 50D
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     December 14, 2012 9:28:59 PM CST
Views     188
Rating     2 Thumb-up

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Thumb-up    from mikewebb/Mike (13,814) This user is a Premium Member Send mail to this user on December 15, 2012 1:40:35 AM CST (2) Early critique

On this monitor I find the red too glaring and I suspect it may be burnt out - I wonder if you can fix it as it really grabs my eye. I would try a crop on the right to lose the bridge support which moves everything to the right a bit and then a crop on the left to lose that stray branch.

Mike

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Thumb-up    from ssal/Alex (27,397) Send mail to this user on December 14, 2012 9:58:00 PM CST (2) Early critique

The horizontal bridge can make a nice panoramic. The bridge actually stands out nicely from the background. The green wreath is the center of attention and the person is walking towards it. Unfortunately, it is all on the right hand side of the picture, leaving the left empty and of no interest. You can actual crop the left half of the picture and the composition would be a lot tighter.

If you had aim your camera more to the right and shoot it a moment earlier, your picture would be a lot better.

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