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Thread: Fall grass
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18th September 2015, 04:15 AM #21
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Re: Fall grass
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18th September 2015, 06:16 AM #22
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Re: Fall grass
Just excellent.
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18th September 2015, 08:48 AM #23
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Re: Fall grass
Wow. I was just about to start editing my own catkin shot when I saw this. No fair, Dan, no fair.
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18th September 2015, 12:45 PM #24
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Re: Fall grass
Thanks everyone. The glow is what attracted me to this when I first saw them backlit by the sun. The studio lighting was very simple: a halogen flood pointed upward with an umbrella for diffuse downlighting, and one halogen with paper for a diffuser pointed from the side. It's a three-image stack with Zerene DMap.
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18th September 2015, 01:09 PM #25
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Re: Fall grass
Ah ha...so ya did cheat...you simply recreated what you saw in nature with superior studio lighting.
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18th September 2015, 04:25 PM #26
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Re: Fall grass
yup, I usually cheat this way, but even more to avoid wind than to control lighting.
Originally Posted by chauncey
Ah ha...so ya did cheat...you simply recreated what you saw in nature with superior studio lighting.
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22nd September 2015, 11:43 PM #27
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Re: Fall grass
Absolutely, gorgeous!
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