The Photography Thread
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I prefer the top one.I took this picture today, and doing a bit of editing in lightroom, I was not sure which was better, sharp or soft?
theloafer
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Top one
phil_hg_uk
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Top one 
swansonj
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Well, I've now learnt that taking sunsets in Gower is like shooting ducks in a barrel: you only have to leave the house in the evening, cycle to any convenient hill, and this is what happens:
But just to prove I don't only take sunsets:
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I took this one a few years ago but I 'discovered' it again yesterday and realized I'd always overlooked it. Taken on the Ardnarmurchan peninsula and proof that deer are really quite well camouflaged.
Can't decide if I made it too dark.
Edit: Decided I did and have lightened it.
Can't decide if I made it too dark.
Edit: Decided I did and have lightened it.
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I took this picture today, and doing a bit of editing in lightroom, I was not sure which was better, sharp or soft?
I prefer sharp
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A few years ago my good lady got a pair of roses in small pots as a present, they were in flower and looked lovely, when they finished flowering we put them in the front garden, to say they didn't thrive was an understatement, they never were more than a bunch of twigs and rarely flowered, this year I moved them into the back garden and they're coming on nicely, still a long way to go but they've put on leaves and now they've flowered.
F70100
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I was in Switzerland so yes, Lake Geneva. If you take a photo of the same lake from France, it's Lac Leman...
betty swollocks
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Chimney stacks reflected in rippled water at sunset........
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