RSJ and Seventy Years of Salty Sea Air
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Posted 21/12/2010 - 17:46
Gary Hickin wrote:
Amazing colour, form and texture, I think I would have gone for greater DoF ( base and bottom right) A lovely pastel feast for the eyes. Cheers, Gary
Amazing colour, form and texture, I think I would have gone for greater DoF ( base and bottom right) A lovely pastel feast for the eyes. Cheers, Gary
A number of the pictures from that shoot suffer from the same problem, Gary. I was playing about with my "new" camera trying for minimal depth of field and defocused backgrounds. I just over did it! A tighter crop might dosguise it.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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Last Edited by bwlchmawr on 21/12/2010 - 17:47
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Posted 21/12/2010 - 22:31
great colours and texture , reminds me of what the chassis on 1970s cars looked like !
regards, tim.
regards, tim.
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Posted 22/12/2010 - 09:19
This caught my eye in the Gallery, it's the sort of shot that I would have passed by without seeing and then, on seeing someone elses shot, thought why didn't I take that?
Well done!
Steve
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Well done!
Steve
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Posted 22/12/2010 - 10:42
bwlchmawr wrote:
A number of the pictures from that shoot suffer from the same problem, Gary. I was playing about with my "new" camera trying for minimal depth of field and defocused backgrounds. I just over did it! A tighter crop might dosguise it.
Gary Hickin wrote:
Amazing colour, form and texture, I think I would have gone for greater DoF ( base and bottom right) A lovely pastel feast for the eyes. Cheers, Gary
Amazing colour, form and texture, I think I would have gone for greater DoF ( base and bottom right) A lovely pastel feast for the eyes. Cheers, Gary
A number of the pictures from that shoot suffer from the same problem, Gary. I was playing about with my "new" camera trying for minimal depth of field and defocused backgrounds. I just over did it! A tighter crop might dosguise it.
Hi Andrew- I also think a bit more crop would already do a lot - the structures in the center are amazing and I think limiting the picture to them might be nice - the colors are also amazig and your picture let us feel how easy you can pick off bits of rusty steel.... Funny - also uploaded tons of rust today
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Gary Hickin
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