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Cottage Garden, Richmond, Tasmania (best viewed larger)


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Cottage Garden, Henry Street, Richmond, Tasmania. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5 @ 18mm f8 1/125s ISO200 (HDR processed from single image _N000592.nef)

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Mike, All in all a very pretty scene. Colours are well saturated without being gaudy and the shadows on the wall are not too deep. But a couple of things that I noticed. First, although I love the look of the cloud against the sky in the top right hand corner my eye keeps getting dragged to the bit of the neighbouring cottage that can be seen and leads me out of the picture. I think I'd sacrifice the sky and crop the picture to eliminate the cottage and its chimney.

The other thing is that although the perspective of the cottage may well be exactly as you viewed it, nevertheless it appears to be 'leaning' to the right. Again, I'd crop it and make sure the mortar joints in the stonework and the end of the building are absolutely vertical. It's disconcerting as it is and I believe would present better if those things could be tried.

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Thank you Leigh. I've taken your advice and straightened up the verticals in the cottage. I left the cottage in the back as I wanted to keep as much of the garden as I could. Thank you very much for the advice.

 

Cheers,

Mike

 

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Beautiful photo with a nice mix of colors.....all without being gaudy! That's a pretty house with a lovely garden and makes for a nice photo. I think I'll put Tasmania on my list to visit with my camera!! Nice work!
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Great shot of this house, great exposure with the shadows and sunlight.

Well Done. Best Regards Glenn

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You've captured a bit of Paradise here....your p/p work has made this a "feast for the eyes".. very beautiful......Regards
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Im ready to settle in with a book and embrace the warmth and fragrance of the garden...if that was your intention you got me. Great job Mike. I lingered in the garden for a while.

 

Best,

 

Zack

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