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28th September 2015, 05:29 PM #1Moderator
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The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
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28th September 2015, 05:35 PM #2
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Love the Intentional Camera Movement...so wispy and delicate.
Not keen on the heavy vignette with so tender a piece.
Experimentation...? Always!!!
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28th September 2015, 06:26 PM #3
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Plus one from me, at first I thought it was an image when you had that rock trauma Donald
Originally Posted by Daisy Mae
It is the vignette that I find overpowering, the experiment and subject matter work though.
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28th September 2015, 06:30 PM #4
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
+1 concerning the vignette.
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28th September 2015, 07:08 PM #5
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
I like the effect, may be a white vignette woks better to give a dreamy look to the image ?
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28th September 2015, 07:42 PM #6
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Nicely done, looks like a house transforming into a cowboy.
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28th September 2015, 08:29 PM #7
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
That's a wall hanger!
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30th September 2015, 09:21 AM #8
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
+1 to Binnur's suggestion...because I like dreamy too...
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30th September 2015, 04:39 PM #9Moderator
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
All of your comments have been taking into account in a reprocessing to make the final image. Thank you for taking the time to make them. It is appreciated.
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30th September 2015, 09:50 PM #10
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Love this pic. You've turned what would have been a dull pic into a stunning one!
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1st October 2015, 12:41 AM #11
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The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Good on you for stepping outside of your comfort zone, Donald! Looking forward to seeing the final piece. Oops, I think I see it now. Should save my viewing for when I am on the computer rather than the phone.
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1st October 2015, 06:31 AM #12
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
That knock on the rock, has shaken you into a very interesting direction indeed.
Nicely done.
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1st October 2015, 06:57 AM #13Moderator
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Good grief. Never thought of that. That's what's done it!! Originally Posted by wilgk
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1st October 2015, 07:06 AM #14
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Experiments are allways nice.
Just thinking loud.
Where does that vignetting come from?
If that twist only implies changing the focal length, than that would mean changing the angle of view. All the subjects would have shown a movement going to the middle of the image. My first thoughts.
I not only see a movement due to changing the focal length, also of camera shake.
Pure technical spoken.
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1st October 2015, 07:16 AM #15Moderator
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
Added in by me in processing, although the bottom left is also a much darker area of ground. Originally Posted by george013
Absolutely correct. This was done with the 100-400 lens. Touching that in any way induces shake. Originally Posted by george013
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1st October 2015, 07:20 AM #16
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
I see. Originally Posted by Donald
Is it also a crop?
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1st October 2015, 07:26 AM #17Moderator
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Re: The years roll by, but the lighthouse remains to guide the sailor
The top and bottom edges are not cropped. Left and Right edges are to create the 1:1 ratio. I have my 7DMkII set up to show a square format on the back LCD screen when I use LiveView. So I compose for the square image. Originally Posted by george013
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