etaf
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Registered: November 2004
Location: Surrey, UK
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great shot - looks like there are a few great shots around that subject, lights and railings etc
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Etaf
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Perrycornish
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Registered: November 2004
Location: North Antrim
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Very nice indeed, as etaf says it looks like a venue with lots of potential
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Perry 
'No-one can make me feel inferior without my consent'
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Excellent shot, try black and white!
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WolfSage
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Registered: December 2003
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Great composion and as Perry says, it has a lot of potential. The B/W suggestion would be one good idea to try. Otherwise I would try to bring out more of the wood texture.
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More wood texture is good idea but I really like this composition, leads to eye well towards the horizon and I like the colours too.
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Its really odd because the original I have on my pc after texturizing it a bit in photoshop is vastly different from how it posted on here. It gives it a canvas look which I think looks great but it doesn't show up on this site for some reason. Anyone know why this would be???
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etaf
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Registered: November 2004
Location: Surrey, UK
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i saw a grainy look - so that was the texture - i suspect its something to do with jpg compression and if you did resize the resizing
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Etaf
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Yes I suspect its something to do with the resizing also. There is a bit of grain in this one but nothing like the canvas look of the original. Oh well....
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Wed July 13, 2005 12:11pm
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I love the composition of this as well. You can almost feel the heat! Viki
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