On my walk yesterday, I came across a collection of drift wood which has been arranged by an artist near the beach. I found it challenging to take these due to close proximities and one being white. Photographying white on a sunny day is always difficult.
After doing more reading, I read you should look up once in a while... It paid off, I like the next one
Cheers from the West Coast of Canada
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Thread: There be Beasties out there
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7th April 2012, 01:28 AM #1
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There be Beasties out there
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7th April 2012, 06:36 AM #2
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Re: There be Beasties out there
Interesting shots.
Not sure if the wire (?) coming out of #2 does anything for it.
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7th April 2012, 05:47 PM #3
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Re: There be Beasties out there
Yes I agree with cloning out the wire.
Monsters with lipstick - that's new.
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Re: There be Beasties out there
Yep. And there is what looks like parts of a web going from just above the wire to the sculpture (there are two strands). I think they should go as well. And then I think you've got another very good image, in which you have managed the exposure challenge very well.
Originally Posted by Geoff F
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