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I feel it lacks something. Probably talent, but maybe a lower viewpoint? I wanted the shadows but it looks short somehow.
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i think that another viewpoint might help here too. Maybe try to look "down " instead of up. may have to get on a chair or something like that to get taller. or like Toad said adding more ceiling.
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Toads quick fix looks pretty good!
Nice how it actually looks longer although you cut a part off. And the shadows stand out more, because the eye isn't distracted by the fence in the front.
Can you actually go back and try a few other perspectives?
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It was uncropped, and yes I have been back a few times. Maybe next time I will try all different angles and viewpoints. I just got the shadows and the sun went in.
Yes Toad's crop lengthens it. It is about 100yards from my point to the far end.
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