GOLD at dusk
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2005 11:57 pmThis shot was taken just on dusk from 10 meters away with SIGMA 180 + SB800 TTL I found the result interesting LOZ
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GOLD at dusk
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Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2005 11:57 pmPosted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 12:53 amI like this a lot, maybe slightly more crop on the left to reduce the black a little bit, but that's just me. Nice pic.
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Bob.Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 1:05 amWow, very cool shot, and I agree, slightly cropping this might help. I really like the colour and shine and are apparent in this shot.
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:32 amInteresting capture, I couldn't have guessed you used the SB800 on this shot.
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Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 7:36 amLOZ,
A fine emotive picture - congratulations it is wonderfull.
I cannot agree at all with the notion of cropping - infact, if anything, I would like it a tad looser in order to resolve more of the chin. That midnight blue faintly silhouetting the contour of the back of the head is a joy - not to be cut off but celebrated.
Cheers,
A fine emotive picture - congratulations it is wonderfull.
I cannot agree at all with the notion of cropping - infact, if anything, I would like it a tad looser in order to resolve more of the chin. That midnight blue faintly silhouetting the contour of the back of the head is a joy - not to be cut off but celebrated.
Cheers,
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 11:14 amI agree with SS on this one. I feel the midnight blue background compliments the gorgeous gold of the beautiful statue really well. If anything, i'd like to see a bit more of the statues lower head and neck. I feel a bit restricted and my neck tightens up when i look at it now, it's as though i am being strangled. But if an image can trigger an emotional reponse in me, i will fall in love with it.
Brilliant image LOZ, well done.
Brilliant image LOZ, well done.
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2005 1:36 pmThanks all this shot and come to think of it 100% of my pic are loaded strait to Picasa 2 sharpened cropped and posted to Flickr .
Time restraints and not having a F#%*! clue how to use PS2 (an expensive waste of money for myself) have made me very selective, if it looks crock in the beginning delete it .
I now wish that I had taken many shots of this statue but for some reason I felt that I was imposing
LOZ
Time restraints and not having a F#%*! clue how to use PS2 (an expensive waste of money for myself) have made me very selective, if it looks crock in the beginning delete it .
I now wish that I had taken many shots of this statue but for some reason I felt that I was imposing
LOZ