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29th November 2010, 04:16 PM
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29th November 2010, 05:02 PM
#2
Re: Time is relative
Wow! #2 has sooooo much energy and power in it - and I am NOT trying to make puns or be facetious.
The sky with the subject gives me a very emotional response - I can just feel the electricity. Very cool!
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29th November 2010, 05:14 PM
#3
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Re: Time is relative
Firstly, I congratulate you on your use of the filter so far. You are clearly using it as a tool to complement and add to your already considerable skills as a photographer. I think it would be very easy to go 'over-the-top' with this filter and start producing all sorts of weird images. However, the fact that you not doing that is to your credit.
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#1
The Guards
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For my taste, the sky is too 'flat' in this. It needs some shape and texture that would be provided by cloud.
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Power Supply
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This is excellent
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JK6065
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15B
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The voting in the Mini Comp tells its own story. This is a very well structured, executed and processed image.
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Winterbreak
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I can appreciate the bleakness of this, but am not sure that it works. Maybe if we has seen the top of the light stand closest to you ...?
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29th November 2010, 05:34 PM
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Re: Time is relative
Thanks for the comments Donald,
The bleakness is what I wanted to capture. It was the first bit of snow we have this year, and I used a long exposure to increase the bleakness since it was snowing throughout the capture. But without the tree line in the back I think it would have looked better. About the post: It was at least twice as high as shown in this photo and I already stood with my back against the fence.
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29th November 2010, 05:44 PM
#5
Re: Time is relative
I like #1 because the sky is boring, put another way real. Must have been a very still day. I think you can maybe use this filter in a city, I will like to see what it looks like.
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29th November 2010, 05:47 PM
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Re: Time is relative
That's certainly something I intend to do. I already have a some shots in my head which I'll do in Eindhoven (the city where I study). Now find the time to do so.
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