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― Architecture Critique ⇒ Seeing in Sixes, Set 2

Images of man-made structures; buildings, bridges, statues, roads and architectural elements like windows and doors, stairs, etc.
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Seeing in Sixes, Set 2

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The second pair.
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#1 is well composed and presented Matt…good job managing the exposure…

#2 while I understand what you were after here it just misses the mark for me with the brights…
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Thanks. I don't know how to get rid of the brights without destroying the texture in the floorboards. The contrast between lights and darks in the barn was extreme and I let the camera do the choosing for this one. When we get back to MD in November, I will try another set for my own satisfaction. Thanks for the visit and time. Matt
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I'm really liking these images in your sets Matt.
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Matt Quinn wrote:The second pair.Seeing in Sixes pM (3 of 6).jpgSeeing in Sixes pM (4 of 6).jpg

I love the power of the first, but the ethereal quality of the light in the second is intriguing! S-
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Ernst-Ulrich Schafer wrote:I'm really liking these images in your sets Matt.


Thank you Ernst. Means a lot. Matt
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St3v3M wrote:
Matt Quinn wrote:The second pair.Seeing in Sixes pM (3 of 6).jpgSeeing in Sixes pM (4 of 6).jpg

I love the power of the first, but the ethereal quality of the light in the second is intriguing! S-


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Matt Quinn wrote:Thank you, Steve. Still a long way to go, but the encouragement and support of pMers is amazing. You done good, a lot of good. Matt

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