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Music helps the union of peoples
peter.s commented on Giangiorgio Crisponi's gallery image in Performing Arts
Giangiorgio, This must have been a very, very difficult shot. The lighting is difficult, you cannot pose the musicians, you have to anticipate their movements, you cannot get onto the stage. And yet you captured it perfectly. The lighting, the focus, the timing and the sheer joy on the musicians faces is wonderful. You make the hard shots look very easy. Bravo. Best wishes, Peter. -
Holger, Chris, Guiseppe, George, Mike, Many, many thanks for taking time to leave your encouragement. My family (and Holger) were quite right. Judging by the mediocre average rating on the image there are a fair number of viewers who dislike this picture. I would have been tempted to delete it, except for your encouraging feedback. Best wishes to you all. Peter.
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Holger, I don't often spend time looking at shots of interiors, but this one caught me. Love the tranquility, the quiet, the light flooding in through the large window and reflecting off the dark woodwork. Even the colour palette is great - complimentary browns and blues. Excellent capture. Congrats and best wishes, Peter
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Exposure Date: 2013:12:27 14:05:24; Make: NIKON CORPORATION; Model: NIKON D90; ExposureTime: 1/160 s; FNumber: f/5; ISOSpeedRatings: 250; ExposureProgram: Shutter priority; ExposureBiasValue: 6/6; MeteringMode: Pattern; Flash: Flash did not fire; FocalLength: 66 mm; FocalLengthIn35mmFilm: 99 mm;
© (c) Peter Staadecker 2013 -2016.
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John I like the whole fishing series. I think this one may be the strongest - at least for me - because of the curved net leading the eye to the fishermen, leading in turn to the boat, the horizon, the strong clouds. Just lovely. By the way I did notice the post with the fisherman with the large hat - now displaying more facial features. Nice. Congrats and best wishes, Peter.
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John - A lovely, iconic, Cape scene. Have you tried bringing out a bit of detail in the face of the nearest fisherman. He looks like a real character. Maybe a bit of dodging or a PS overlay layer with a bit of white near the face? It's such a great capture, it would be a bonus to bring out some detail there - if you can. Best wishes, Peter.
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Thank you all for taking time to comment. Your comments are much appreciated. For the record, this one, like most of the Forest Abstract series is a panorama of images pieced together by PS. This one was a bear to work with because of the size of the panorama. The PS composite is ~ 17000 pixels x 11000 pixels, and my PC was s l o w while grinding through this. Thanks again. Peter.
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Diablo River - Tremblant(slow shutter)
peter.s commented on thadley's gallery image in Uncategorized
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fall - quebec north - tremblant 2016 River Diable slow motion shutter speed
peter.s commented on thadley's gallery image in Uncategorized
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140924-61 Ox Tongue River Rapids, Algonquin Park, Ontario
peter.s commented on Greg Pichnej's gallery image in Landscape
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peter.s commented on Gerald Cafferty's gallery image in Transportation
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Chris, Even for a non-cricketer the charm of the a game on the village green jumps out. I looked more closely and was really impressed by the technical details. You got this action shot just at the right split-second, with the ball midway to the bat, the bowler still recovering from his delivery and everyone else frozen in suspense. How many did you have to shoot before you got this timing so spot on? Either way. It's great. Congratulations. Peter.
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