Shades of Brown (*) by ctfchallenge

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04-AUG-2005	aam1234

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aam1234		12-Aug-2005 07:50
Thank you Mary Anne.

ctfchallenge		12-Aug-2005 01:07
Aam, I think the crop improved it. I also noticed the nice way the dappled shade becomes stronger as you move from left to right, lending a pleasant touch to the image. --Mary Anne

aam1234		11-Aug-2005 15:33
Is it allowed for one to comment on his/her own photo :) Well, if I may...originally I was referring to the beige color of the pillars being a shade of brown. But looking at it again, it seems the chairs are themselves have different shades of brown. From the lightest, the first, to the darkest, the last.

aam1234		11-Aug-2005 14:16
Cropped it. Hope you like it better.

aam1234		10-Aug-2005 08:23
Thank you Yvonne.

ctfchallenge		10-Aug-2005 06:45
Very creative eye here! Yvonne

aam1234		08-Aug-2005 05:31
Opps, forgot Mary Anne's question. These are the back of chairs/benches.

aam1234		08-Aug-2005 05:24
Thank you Pedro, Mary Anne, and Cat. Agree that the OOF area is a little distracting. Will play with cropping and see how it goes. Thank you again the comments & suggestions.

ctfchallenge		07-Aug-2005 15:19
Good one Aam! well seen. -Cat

ctfchallenge		06-Aug-2005 18:12
Good colors and repetition of pattern. However, the OOF segment on the left feels distracting because it is in the foreground. I would either increase the DOF or crop off the left quarter, which makes for a much stronger image, I think. What is this structure, anyway? --Mary Anne

Guest		06-Aug-2005 13:30
sorry, last comment was Pedro....

ctfchallenge		06-Aug-2005 13:28
Very nice, * I would crop the right background portion...

aam1234		06-Aug-2005 10:32
oh my, Gerald can speak! jalaloya (bad spelling).

ctfchallenge		06-Aug-2005 10:21
Very well seen. I like the repetitive pattern. Gerald

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