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    Just a sneak peak of more to come...found this little location hiding right down the road from the house...can't wait to get back.

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    For me...too much light (overexposed) on the rhs (right hand side).....not enough Mustang, to much other stuff, it seems lost.......I would like the Mustang to be more prominent and dominate the photo.
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    Ditto what Michael said. ~~Peg
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    Its actually quite neat that you say that about this picture...I like many share my work on a few different forums...its always a blessing to see how different people view different styles. Most of the time it seems as if every forum has a different style in a way....at least from the comments that you get from different places. For example this particular picture I entered in a small contest and actually got quite the poitive feedback everyone was liking the High key style. Then On here its too bright so far....which is why I do love sharing in so many different places! I appreciate the feedback and as always keep it coming! -Justin
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    I'm with Michael and Peg.
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    I like the idea of the light to the right, and i also like the gritty effect, although i have to say i would have liked to have seen the Mustang a little closer as it looks a tad lost.

    I am the same, it is a little strange how other people comment so differently on various sites, but as long as its constructive its always a benefit.

    Lets see more..
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    I am going to disagree with the bunch. I really like this shot... The feel of the image, for me, fits the age and the car. I like how the light and the lines pull me to the right side of the image, and my eyes stop at the car.
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    Thank you all for the comments!!
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    I see what Scott is saying. I scrolled my iPad so the the car is closer to the bottom of the photo, and it makes a lot of difference. I think there's too much blank space at the bottom.
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    I love the location....very interesting. It's a great shot. I would like to see the exact same shot...angel and everything....but with the car closer to the camera. You end up with the same "frame" but with more attention to the car. Nicely done though!


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    I absolutely love this shot. It almost looks like the car is moving. The location is just as cool as the car, and I think if you had not titled it 66' Mustang the expectations would be different.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Falcon View Post
    I love the location....very interesting. It's a great shot. I would like to see the exact same shot...angel and everything....but with the car closer to the camera. You end up with the same "frame" but with more attention to the car. Nicely done though!
    Thank you! I'll have to scroll through and see if I have anything closer....However I do have pics with a different mustang with the same location coming!
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