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Tim Thompson
{K:51} 6/24/2006
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Certainly the aging oaks and the antebellum home at Oak Alley are pleasing to look at. Consider returning early or late when the light is not so contrasty and distracting. Also, point the camera down slightly and angle the lens towards one row of trees. Place the house at a rule-of-thirds location in the viewfinder with the tunnel of trees leading to it. Click. B&W brings out the forms of the trees.
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Martina W
{K:125} 6/23/2006
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Very interesting composition. The play of light and dark is incredible. Well done! Best wishes:)
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Joe Stewart
{K:1908} 6/23/2006
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Thank you Laura,
Joe
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Joe Stewart
{K:1908} 6/23/2006
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Thanks for the comment Cleveland, But those two figures on the patio are my wife and aunt. I went all the way down the walk and have several views, but this is the shot that I posted.
Joe
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Cleveland Smith
{K:7006} 6/23/2006
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Joe, I visited this spot in May 2004. However, I feel that the best shot of the image is taken further back so that you see more of the Alley of Oak Trees.
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Laura Spell
{K:24080} 6/23/2006
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I visited that place back in the 80's. (Pre digital cameras) My film shots were not anything to crow about lol. This is a good shot, with great colors and details.
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