Work night shot
Posted 22/11/2009 - 11:32
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Really like the shot and how it's lid.
Maybe if you took a bit wider angle so that you had the full "crane" in the shot and what's he working on, things might have been even better.
Maybe if you took a bit wider angle so that you had the full "crane" in the shot and what's he working on, things might have been even better.
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Posted 22/11/2009 - 18:40
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Thumbs up from me too, love the lighting and the high degree of atmosphere you have captured.
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Posted 22/11/2009 - 19:19
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Thanks for the replies.
Anvh - for you a wider angle shot below
haydnw - I hadnt briefed the subjects to stay still and so it took about 30 exposures to get the shot.
The work here is drilling 3 metre holes in which steel anchors are grouted in place and then rockfall netting installed.
Anvh - for you a wider angle shot below
haydnw - I hadnt briefed the subjects to stay still and so it took about 30 exposures to get the shot.
The work here is drilling 3 metre holes in which steel anchors are grouted in place and then rockfall netting installed.
Posted 22/11/2009 - 21:55
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Nice shot, but I'm not sure about the colour balance. It seems a bit green to me. I'd go for more yellow.
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Posted 22/11/2009 - 22:08
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Hi Steve,
I like the wider shot showing the whole of the front crane including the end with the tool on going in to the mud its a good capture.
As a personal preference I would like to have seen some motion blur from someone moving in the picture, (just my preference of course).
Well done.
Regards
PaulM
I like the wider shot showing the whole of the front crane including the end with the tool on going in to the mud its a good capture.
As a personal preference I would like to have seen some motion blur from someone moving in the picture, (just my preference of course).
Well done.
Regards
PaulM
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Posted 23/11/2009 - 09:31
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Thanks
George, yes you are right, the second wider image suffers from it particularly which I put up in a hurry and hadnt noticed.
The first image has been processed, i dont think the second has, or very little.
George, yes you are right, the second wider image suffers from it particularly which I put up in a hurry and hadnt noticed.
The first image has been processed, i dont think the second has, or very little.
Posted 23/11/2009 - 19:41
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I really like this, I'm not usually into man and machine unless it's the two wheeled variety but this works very well, top bombing.
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We have no time to stand and stare. W.H Davies
Posted 23/11/2009 - 21:20
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Your right dr Mhuni, very careless of me I hadnt noticed it was not straight and it seems nobody else had unless they were being polite.
Note to self: Straighten image
I put the first one up first because it was already 800px wide jpg so didnt require any time.
Note to self: Straighten image
I put the first one up first because it was already 800px wide jpg so didnt require any time.
Posted 25/11/2009 - 10:42
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SteveT wrote:
I have not been taking many pictures of late, something I intend to rectify, but here is one I took at work a couple of weeks ago.
K20d 4 secs at f9.0
Excellent shotsI have not been taking many pictures of late, something I intend to rectify, but here is one I took at work a couple of weeks ago.
K20d 4 secs at f9.0
good work dear
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