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09/07/2007 05:10:41 PM |
| Do you see the Tyrannosaurus Rex? He's standing on his hind legs on the lower large limb with his back to the windmill. The branch on straight line to the left of the windmill arms is his forelimb, and the part in front of the connecting branch is his head. Framing shots are tough to do well, and this is nice. |
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09/07/2007 10:28:50 AM |
| Good eye catching that natural frame for the windmill! |
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09/07/2007 09:46:27 AM |
| Great composition! The b&w tones are nice! I like it a lot! |
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09/07/2007 07:06:52 AM |
Very interesting composition! I really love the debth of this (and I don't mean just DOF). It would have been perfect if you could have gotten the windmill completely centered in the "window" and perhaps smaller. I see you shot at f4 so you must have been on the wide end of the 18-50. Would moving back further and shooting longer make the windmill smaller? I know it would compress the DOF, but I can't work out in my feeble little brain if it would have made the windmill smaller.
Did you use fill flash to get some light on the foreground? If so you sure did a good job controlling the amount (FEC?) as to not kill the shadows. Very well done. |
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