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Nature Photograph - Green river Texturized by Debbie Portwood

Green river Texturized is a photograph by Debbie Portwood which was uploaded on October 14th, 2011.

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Comments (6)

Debbie Portwood

Debbie Portwood

Thank you Theresa, Chester and Randy.. I always just go with what my eye likes, and for some reason, my eye liked this! :D I do love all the critique though. Really makes me look closer at how I can improve.. I just really couldn't figure a way to crop either in this instance. Thanks again to everyone!! Love all the discussion! :D

Randy Rosenberger

Randy Rosenberger

Personally I like the balance of this piece. If there were something really striking in the foreground that may have been missed, like fall flowering weeds, or a stump, or a water feature, then maybe include that for more depth to the land portion of photo, but if everything else is equal, then I believe you have achieved a nice balance, as it is a nice piece.

Chester Williams

Chester Williams

I agree with Theresa- you have to forget rules sometimes and go with what works! The image is fine the way you have presented it. Good work Debbie.

Theresa Tahara

Theresa Tahara

I like this series, Debbie. I think it would be very difficult in this particular instance to change the horizon. I like the dark green in the forground and I guess you could take a small amount of the sky out but not much. It gives it such great distance. Sometime rules need to be broken. ;)

Debbie Portwood

Debbie Portwood

Thanks so much for your great observation and honost critique! This is how we learn from from one another, and I have so much to learn.. I see know that the horizion is in the center and I know it should not be, I suppose I was just so taken with the beauty of both land and sky that I forgot the rule of thirds.. Please help me decide If I should have less land or less sky? Thanks again so much! :D

Alfonso Garcia

Alfonso Garcia

Very interesting your investigation about this photo. Could you try this one but with the sky fron five th ? Be carefull because sky and the field would not go in competence. All togeher with armony. Sorry if not like this opinion! Regards

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