Honeymooners

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By: James Crotty

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Photographer	James Crotty {Karma:2083}
Project	#67 Emotion	Camera Model	Canon eos 50D
Categories	Landscape Seascapes People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 20 mm f/2.8 USM
Uploaded	7/7/2009	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Location	City - State - Country - Ireland
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James Crotty

{K:2083} 7/8/2009

Thanks Jim! for taking the time and effort to critique this image. I happen to agree with everying you recommend! I took the shot in a hurry as I did'nt want the couple to notice,and as I was preparing the shot they turned, so I just pressed the button. I was afraid to crop in case I would loose to much of the image. Nonetheless I'll have a go and see what happens. Again may thanks and kind regards....Jim.

Jim Budrakey

{K:24393} 7/8/2009

Boy, I can't stop looking at this picture. I like all the elements in it - the couple, the rocks in the foreground, the sun - low on the horizon and behind the couple and the leading lines of the clouds. My only problem is that everything is so... centered. The couple is in the dead center and the horizon cuts the picture exactly in half. I'd like to see the couple lower in the picture and to the left - like they were walking out of the frame. That would give some tension to the image. Hmmm... honeymoon, I wonder where they are going. :-)

Please take this critique in the spirit in which it was given. I'm just making suggestions that I think would improve the shot. As I said above, I really like all the elements here and your exposure is right on.

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