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My good ending with Krahnpix has morphed into an entirely new beginning with Krahnicles! In the months after signing off this blog, I found that my interest in photography had also waned. So I sold my camera gear and bought a snowblower – maybe it’s a Saskatchewan thing. Now I’m impatiently waiting for snow. I still had a… Continue Reading
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Krahnpix was always an odd combination of wildlife photos and my eclectic version of wit. I’m pretty sure I was the biggest fan. I suppose that was a natural outcome of pouring my heart and soul into a project. Through good times and bad, I passionately chased wildlife, learned a few tricks of the trade… Continue Reading
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I’m “so easy”….both images are pleasing. The big picture gives me more of the feeling of awe as I realize the size of the “castle”. But then, the cropped version does give a more intimate look at the formation. I’d keep both photos and enjoy at different times. Hahaha.
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I see you’re firmly on the fence but that’s OK. You gave good reasons to be there. Glad you liked them.
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I think I’d have to remove the tres on the right. I like the white and earth tones without the distraction of he trees. It’s a good image as is, but I think it would be more dramatic if cropped.
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That’s what I thot. The line between the geyser activity and the treed area was quite stark and might have been an interesting photo in it’s own right if I had focused there.
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