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I really like the first three, the last two not as much. I like the tones, composition and the inclusion of people. Too often I've taken photos from areas like this - magnificent view and always disappointed after getting them home - think I should start including people rather than trying to get them people free. -
I agree with PP, top 3 are my top 3 and people, (also poodles and birds) often gives an image extra interest or life and this element is well used in four of your images.
Great job of using of the railing in 3 to lead in. Nice work on the composition in 2. Love the curves in 1. 4. has a lot going on..I think it could be improved by getting rid of that bright distracting light in the middle. In the end the 5 leaves me feeling a bit cold.
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I don't know about you Alan, but the curve on the wall is a bit odd. That is the only thing about panos that I don't warm to. #2 and #3 for me. Beautiful shots and as above, people add to the ambience and the scale of the scene. I can see what you're doing in #4 and $5. If they were mine, I think I would crop the bottom off both. Just sayin'.
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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.Comment
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Great outlook, seem to recall going there about 40 years ago.. a few changes since then.Comment
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Thanks everyone for comments and suggestions/edits.
Someone, somewhere suggested not to stand in front on to a wall or road etc when doing a pano, but shoot it an angle. I just forgot (again)
Back on my home computer again, and they all look a tad dark to me.
Cheers
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