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One Swell Foop posted:Not sure if this is the right thread but I was pleased with these - any critiques welcome though: 
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Come back soon, Summer    
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  Will have to desaturate last one more, not like that hint of lime.
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single-mode fiber posted:Come back soon, Summer
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Yeah, me too, but I hadn't bought my tripod when I went on that trip, and the steadiest I could hold the camera was only like 1/20 sec. This year, though, the only question will be whether or not I give into temptation and get a D800. The first one is a part of Avalanche Creek that everyone who's ever visited the park has seen; a long exposure of it looks like this.
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One Swell Foop posted:Not sure if this is the right thread but I was pleased with these - any critiques welcome though: I like this. I think it has a lot of pleasing symmetry. And of course all the leading lines. I'm just curious if you also took one from another angle, where you place the point of infinity into one of the left or right third of the photograph? I've been walking around Seattle a lot lately. I haven't really been uploading a lot of them, but these are some of the cityscape pictures that I took yesterday. Space Needle:  Backside of Pike Place Market  Space Needle and the ferris wheel 
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deaders posted:So did you? Hell no. I was standing on public property 
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It was really rainy today, so I decided to go with it. 
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deaders posted:Is it a landscape if they are all in portrait orientation? Love a good bush shot. Nice processing on these!
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That's epic.
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For a minute I thought I had clicked on the YOSPOS pics thread and was looking at the latest from 2087.tumblr.com. In a good way.
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MrBlandAverage posted:Hell no. I was standing on public property That's the motel from breaking bad, right? Out of curiosity, how big is this "fee" they're demanding?
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xzzy posted:That's the motel from breaking bad, right? Yep, it's that one. It's actually, in my opinion, one of the less photogenic Route 66 motels in Albuquerque. No idea how much the fee is - why would I bother asking?
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Because I can't laugh about their idiocy on the internet without a dollar figure.
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I'll go ask them how much & then not pay it and take a photo from the sidewalk.   
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Sexy rocks
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Horizon looks a bit wonky, but that is pretty amazing nonetheless.
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vote_no posted:Horizon looks a bit wonky.
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gently caress you guys own. This thread is the highlight of my internet daily. <3
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Drewski posted:I like this. I think it has a lot of pleasing symmetry. And of course all the leading lines. I'm just curious if you also took one from another angle, where you place the point of infinity into one of the left or right third of the photograph? Thanks, I looked through my shots and it looks like I didn't try that composition; by that point I think I was in a hurry to get back home due to another commitment, I'll give it a go in the near future though. It's also a superwide lens so I'll be interested to see if there's any effect on the linearity when the vanishing point is off-center. I'm also going to try removing the water reflection from the other one, wasn't able to do it before as I just rebuilt my desktop machine after a motherboard issue and a RAID drive failure.
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Avoiding clichés by pointing my camera in the opposite direction from everyone else. Trying to follow the water by panning. 105mm on an aps-c sensor = 1/60s minimum. Not a single shot at 1/30 came out. 
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Digging these and your latest rock shots (  )
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These are incredible. One day I'll figure this landscape thing out.   
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