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Poles apart
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John Marsden on Thu, 05/01/2012 - 19:09
John Marsden on Thu, 05/01/2012 - 19:09
Caption:
I desaturated the colours and added a graduated tint to the sky.
I desaturated the colours and added a graduated tint to the sky.
Camera Model:
FinePix HS10 HS11
FinePix HS10 HS11
Exposure Details:
Exposure Time : 1/300 sec
F Number : f/4.5
ISO Speed Rating : 100
Flash : No Flash
Exposure Time : 1/300 sec
F Number : f/4.5
ISO Speed Rating : 100
Flash : No Flash
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I like what you have done with this John needs to be viewed large to appreciate!
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Hi John, I agree with Tim, you need to see this large to get the full effect, great shot
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Great image John, love the contrast between the mettallic poles and the dark grey sky.
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What Tim wrote. This would look great blown up well large. Kind of draws one in. Nice work...
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Brilliant perspective; great lighting too.
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Great shot, great editing. Rob
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Good effect, the sky tint works really well against the metal poles. Big like from me John.
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I agree with Tim, this one has to viewed large!
The effect on the sky works great. It enhances the linear forms and the sharp metal structures of the poles.
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This is a great shot John. I agree it needs to be viewed large.
The poles drew my eye through the image - very clever.
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I commented on your competition entry for the same picture. I think this is a very nice shot with great lighting. Better viewed in large to see all the nice clear detail. Well taken.
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Very nice shot John, and thanks for your comments on my "Speed" photo, i'm now seeing the optical illusion as well, here's the original, i think it's the B&W that creates the effect. Cheers Kim.
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Interesting lines in this shot.
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That dark sky above the poles gives it a great contrast nice shot
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Nice!
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Almost an abstract - excellent work John
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You`ve given it a really interesting effect, John
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A very good idea like the result, like from me.
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