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Thread: Ross Creek Cedars
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5th August 2012, 03:41 AM #1
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Ross Creek Cedars
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5th August 2012, 12:39 PM #2Moderator
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Re: Ross Creek Cedars
Very effective perspective. It works well. The lighting has also been well managed.
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5th August 2012, 01:29 PM #3
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Re: Ross Creek Cedars
Agreed, and a striking image that might be impossible without a fisheye lens!
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5th August 2012, 04:31 PM #4
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Re: Ross Creek Cedars
My girlfriend and I call this perspective "gnome shots". Only with trees this tall one doesn't have to be gnome sized to appreciate it! I really like how you did this. The sky isn't too bright and the tree bark is well delineated. Really, really cool pic. Thanks for sharing it.
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5th August 2012, 06:51 PM #5
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Re: Ross Creek Cedars
Hi, Jaime
I've tried very similar shots using 16mm- just cant reach from ground to canopy. I'm normally no great fan of fish-eye perspectives because the distortion makes me a bit mental, but I really like what you have achieved here. The foliage looks to have some Orton-like processing that I also like here. Well done
Kevin
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