 Fondly Remembered
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Unless Bob's already changed the level and replaced the first pic ? - it looks level to me.
Regardless of whether I'm looking at a fixed one or not - the distant horizon isn't the strongest line due the sea and sky being such similar colour and tone - however the angled line between the sea and the sand is much stronger so will always give the image a 'slanted' kind of feel.
Anyway - all the level stuff aside I like it. The only thing I might have tried was to 'point down' more so you had a bit less sky and but the whole thickness of the water channel in the foot of the pic.
Regardless of whether I'm looking at a fixed one or not - the distant horizon isn't the strongest line due the sea and sky being such similar colour and tone - however the angled line between the sea and the sand is much stronger so will always give the image a 'slanted' kind of feel.
Anyway - all the level stuff aside I like it. The only thing I might have tried was to 'point down' more so you had a bit less sky and but the whole thickness of the water channel in the foot of the pic.
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Originally Posted by Phil
Unless Bob's already changed the level and replaced the first pic ? - it looks level to me.
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