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Hi Sanjeev -- I prefer the BW version here ! liked the similar pose of the last 3 Lechew's along with the similar pose of the first 2 , also the splashing water looks more appealing in the BW version .
The grass in the FG in the color version is a bit distracting where as it is not the same in the BW version . I would have loved to see the complete view of the trees but not a deal breaker .
TFS !
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Colour for me Sanjeev,dull miserable day looking out of my study window so any warmth and colour very welcome, also like the action, very nice.
Keith.
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Sandjeev,another guy from blighty whom has just lived a dull grey day,my preference is also for the colour version. Sanjeev in all seriousness it's in my nature to prefer colour images,so for sure i'm not the best judge. I like both images but definitely prefer the colour. I like the movement and the ways it's shown by the water being kicked up also the band of colour that repeats in forground and backgound I find pleasing. finally I think that second treeline really adds depth to the image.
take care
TFS
Stu
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Thanks Andre and Rachel for your RPs. I like Rachel's RP more as the 'scene' was definitely beautiful and the light/bright PP work definitely brings the scene to life. I too wish the animals were angled toward us, but we all know how shy they can be and these guys run fast and jump high, I was just happy to have caught them mid-air.
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Ah, the Okavango!
My favorite place, and this scene makes me miss the place even more. Of the various versions posted here, I prefer Rachel's approach.
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Hi Sanjeev, you are wetting my appetite, can wait to go back next year.
I like the comp, but just wined you had been more to the right so the angle was better and coming more to you than away. Personally I feel the colour has the edge because it conveys that lovely rich, saturated colour palette you get here and nowhere else. good to see with a higher SS.
TFS
Steve