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Goat on the run c & c

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  • #2
    Xios
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,073 ✭✭✭Xios


    If only you had a faster shutter speed, framing seems fairly nice to me, it's got a diagonal rushing feeling to it :)


  • #3
    Valentia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,764 ✭✭✭Valentia


    Good catch Baz. Maybe a little too much road in the foreground. You could try cropping a little off the bottom. Is that a Kilorglin man giving chase?? (Puck Fair in case you didn't get it!) ;)


  • #4
    BrookieD
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    agree with Valencia on th crop, a little tighter would help here.


  • #5
    thebaz
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    Valentia wrote:
    Good catch Baz. Maybe a little too much road in the foreground. You could try cropping a little off the bottom. Is that a Kilorglin man giving chase?? (Puck Fair in case you didn't get it!) ;)

    -- the reason i didn't crop tighter , was i wanted to leave in the "Slow" road sign, kind adds something . It was really bizzare driving from Enniskerry to Dublin, and all these goats appear running across the road -- i don't know about others but i find goats don't like getting photographed and move fast -- thanks for feedback.


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