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03/30/2015 03:02:46 PM |
| fun idea! Congrats on the yellow |
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03/30/2015 11:26:14 AM |
| Very sweet shot, Jon. That Fuji doesn't do too poorly at 1600 ISO. I do tend to use Perspective Warp as Scott mentioned. Squaring things up can sometimes take a nice image and make it a little nicer. You should consider trying it. Although, it may just appeal to occasional obsessive types like Scott and me. Congrats on the ribbon and terrific image. |
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03/30/2015 10:14:18 AM |
| Imagine living under that thing..... |
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03/30/2015 12:14:21 AM |
| Very nicely done! Congratulations on your top 3. |
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03/30/2015 12:13:08 AM |
congrats on HM! Sorry the yellow ribbon! Well deserved
Message edited by author 2015-03-30 00:13:47. |
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03/29/2015 10:58:57 PM |
| Love the details... it's magical! |
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03/29/2015 05:22:33 PM |
| Good image, great night sky |
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03/23/2015 06:07:32 PM |
| Very nice photo. Fine detail. I could go on about how I might have used a skew or perspective adjustment to square off the structure and power lines, to provide a great horizontal framing element in addition to straightening the turbine, making it more defiant. As it is I find myself falling in to the right and it's ever so slightly distracting. This image is so clean and technically precise otherwise that this is somehow noticeable to me. I could go on like that, but it'd be a waste of time, as this is a great image that doesn't need a silly, fake adjustment like this, and I expect it to do very well. |
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03/23/2015 05:53:35 PM |
| I love the idea of shooting this at night to get the blades as a circle instead of just individual blades. I also really like the stars and that the whole images is exposed well. |
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03/23/2015 11:28:55 AM |
| Well played, I would have cropped out the buildings and wires, cool idea |
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