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Gregory,
You are right on both counts. Rotating
the image makes for a more dynamic composition as it put the image on the
dynamic diagonal. I then try to crop it using the regular crop tool but it took
off too much of the rotated image. I didn't remember the transform options under
edit until last night at bedtime.
With regards to the black bottom right
I can try cropping it off or I can bring back the petal I cut off as the light
pattern on it was very distracting. I could clone detail in the light
pattern.
The water was black at
this angle and exposure. The water in other shots were green. The sign
behind the flower saying what was was black too with white letters. So
black was the natural choice for the background.
Thanks for your input. It will
make the picture much more dramatic.
Roy
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