Tibetan Plateau
Posted 13/05/2011 - 17:41
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aliengrove wrote:
Thanks for the comments, I hadn't thought beyond a Blurb book, for my own amusement and friends/family. I have been working erratically on it for a while....the working title is Through The Looking Glass, which is the folder name on my website and Flickr for aerial shots. After all these positive comments, maybe I'll approach a publisher...
If your a constant flyer (not everyone is, especially with a camera), and have attained a lot of quality images from up there, then a publisher would certainly be interested, I would've thought.
Thanks for the comments, I hadn't thought beyond a Blurb book, for my own amusement and friends/family. I have been working erratically on it for a while....the working title is Through The Looking Glass, which is the folder name on my website and Flickr for aerial shots. After all these positive comments, maybe I'll approach a publisher...
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Posted 13/05/2011 - 17:43
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How about Eight Miles High?
Plus, ever tried any stitched panoramas? They could be amazing.
Plus, ever tried any stitched panoramas? They could be amazing.
Posted 13/05/2011 - 17:54
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aliengrove ... I just love these photographs, you have captured the sense of isolation in those high places. ... jeff
Posted 14/05/2011 - 04:53
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Thanks again for the comments!
If anyone is interested is seeing more, there are more aerial shots on my Flickr page, in the set Through The Looking Glass.
I got a few shots of thunderstorms at night on my way back from Osaka last night (just got home!), I am hoping at least one is usable!
DrOrloff wrote:
How about Eight Miles High?
Plus, ever tried any stitched panoramas? They could be amazing.
I have tried panoramas, but there are a lot of technical difficulties: reflections, flare, dirt on the windscreen, very different light in different parts of the sky. I'll persevere though!How about Eight Miles High?
Plus, ever tried any stitched panoramas? They could be amazing.
Smeggypants wrote:
Amazing pics!!!
I'd love to do a fish eye shot from up there.
I have tried the Sigma 10-20 on occassion, though the same problems apply! Managed a few though. Most of my shots end up being around 24mm, which is why I have started using the 24mm Sigma. Amazing pics!!!
I'd love to do a fish eye shot from up there.
If anyone is interested is seeing more, there are more aerial shots on my Flickr page, in the set Through The Looking Glass.
I got a few shots of thunderstorms at night on my way back from Osaka last night (just got home!), I am hoping at least one is usable!
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I'd love to do a fish eye shot from up there.
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