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johnlshirey
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You did an excellent job on capturing a dramatic sky, and setting a gloomy mood with the building. I would like to see what is hiding in the shadows though. Also if I had the opportunity to take a shot like this I would have used a slightly longer exposure to blur the clouds a little bit, but that is strictly personal preference.
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color on black and white. What do you think.
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Fence to the home of a celibrated Korean scholar Yulgok
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what do you think?
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critque please
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This is actually a series of 2 shots a top, and bottom seamlessly stitched in Photoshop. Exposure was 10 sec@ f 22 with a no.9 neutral density filter a linear polarizer, and a pastel filter all by Cokin. While the sun is very bright in the picture it was in reality hidden directly behind a tree. It took about 20 exposures on my digital rebel (10 top & 10 bottom) to get the correct exposure. If I were trying to duplicate this shot with a film camera. I would have used exposure bracketing, and shot 10 shots in 1/2 ev. increments. I hope the technical details help
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This is a very creative image, and I might say daring on photo.net. I feel like it will get undeserved bad reviews reguardless of it's reckless origanallity. If it does try taking the shot again then join the images into one coherent image in photoshop when you have a perfectly blended image cut it up and frame the seperated pictures then recombine them in an artistic order.
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This is a beautiful picture, but I would like to see some shadow detail. Maybe a long exposure, and paint the ruins with light
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I think I agree with the horizon argument. Unless you waited for the water to be a little calmer to get a good reflection, but that could take weeks. It is still a beautiful photo reguardless.
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yes it certianly does
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funny?
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Seen this on the side of the road in Southern Indiana thought it was funny. So I decided to share it.
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Comments Please
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WOW
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I really love it when a photographer adds a good sky effect to his photo.
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soothing pattern
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I think it would be better in color
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seems to set a mood
Blue.
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