Re: [PICS] An Old Fasioned Stoning

If you had a tree on either side of the stone monument, you could place
them 
at the edge of your frame to "frame" the subject.  It would be much more 
powerful.

-- Theo
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>>>A month ago I went to UNC's Botanical Gardens and posted some shots
from 
>>>the 5D.
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>> Very nice technical work on the B&W.  Just one problem:  the tree limb 
>> competes with your subject for attention.  Any way you could have moved

>> around to avoid the tree?
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>> -- Theo Benson, Grizzly Glen Photography
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> Thanks for looking.  More trees or more chainlink? :-(  I suppose I
could 
> blur it in PS to take the edge off? -Jim
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