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"Illumination"


wilsontsoi

Nikon D2X, 18-70 AFS, modified WB, ISO-100, f14 at 6 sec., Velbon tripod, and 2-sec. self-timer. Manipulation: Color balance, saturation, layer, brush, render, etc. Seattle Center's Space Needle at the base with 3 of its many ground-level up-light lamps.


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Well, this is an illumination "a la Wilson Tsoi"; everything is subject to fantasy and dream ... Wonderfully executed as always !!!
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Wonder no more of how the Space Needle is illuminated. Typical up-

lighting lamps, (set of 3 posts,) are clustered around its base.

Feedback is welcome.

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So you did go out again last Friday with your "other" camera. Cool effect. Nice work Wilson. Let me know when you do it again.
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Thanks for your input, Lionel.

 

Brandon, here's the alternative.

 

Frank, just a quick change of plan at end of work day. Lets try next weekend?

 

Wilson

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Wilson, I like the PS lens effect. It just adds to the fantasy. For me, the stars make the shot. Really amazing work.
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Now Wilson, you have not only the niddle, but the stars that you can thread them on the needle.... beautiful, Pnina
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I always appreciate the view you present...this is wonderfully spacey in feeling, and appropriate for the subject....
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The idea, the comp., the technique!! why do I shoot macros??...I'd better go to Seattle...:)

 

very interesting piece of art, Wilson!

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Wilson, well-balanced diagnal composition and I think theose flares help to fill up the dark blue area. It amazes me how did you find the location and manage the angle to make such a clean shot. Excellent job.
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I must crane my neck to look at the beautful blue blue sky splattered with 'stars' & lights. Perfet angle & great creativity.
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I really felt my neck braking to look so up !!! Excelent !
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what an original pespective and angle.. shows that you have a creative flair that makes u stand out from the rest..
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Wilson, you take us in orbit once again. This is awesome and I wonder whether I am in the real world or on the moon. Prever th eoriginal version to the alternative.
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Wonderful! and I love the flare effects. (which I usually find look OTT) but in this case it works very well.
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