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Posted 08/09/2012 - 17:13
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Portrait mode for me!! And, next time you see somebody firing off a flash unit in broad daylight, attempting to light up every nook and cranny of any building in order to get better composition, you have my permission to shoot-to-kill!!
Posted 08/09/2012 - 18:26
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steven9761 wrote:
Portrait mode for me!! And, next time you see somebody firing off a flash unit in broad daylight, attempting to light up every nook and cranny of any building in order to get better composition, you have my permission to shoot-to-kill!!
Information re other camera user wasn't really necessary.Portrait mode for me!! And, next time you see somebody firing off a flash unit in broad daylight, attempting to light up every nook and cranny of any building in order to get better composition, you have my permission to shoot-to-kill!!
Portrait mode. You have chopped the top off the spire in the landscape version.
Posted 08/09/2012 - 20:59
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The first is the preferable composition. However, it needs a slight clockwise rotation, and the correctly exposed sky has led to the building and foliage being rather too dark for a bright sunny day.
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Posted 09/09/2012 - 10:43
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steven9761 wrote:
Portrait mode for me!! And, next time you see somebody firing off a flash unit in broad daylight, attempting to light up every nook and cranny of any building in order to get better composition, you have my permission to shoot-to-kill!!
I'll remember that next time.
Portrait mode for me!! And, next time you see somebody firing off a flash unit in broad daylight, attempting to light up every nook and cranny of any building in order to get better composition, you have my permission to shoot-to-kill!!
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Posted 09/09/2012 - 19:11
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Scott Monument, what nonsense.
It's clearly Thunderbird 3.
It's clearly Thunderbird 3.
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On a slightly differing point, on my last afternoon in Edinburgh, I was waiting for a bus on St David's Street and a chap was going towards the Monument taking photos of it with his Nikon DSLR. You could see the built in flash firing with everyone he took?
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