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This is very graphic & well-composed. I love that it's 9:01. It's a very conceptual shot with one stationary figure & one who vacated the frame earlier. I might play around with the curves a little more. It's a little flat to me, but it's all subjective! Some favorites I've done: Zaha Hadid's temporary Burnham Pavilion when it was up in Chicago's Millennium Park. The most clichéd of cliché carnival shots, but I liked the overlapping light trails. Guy and his dog loitering at a bank... Chicago skyline seen from the BP pedestrian bridge.
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# ¿ Apr 29, 2024 05:05 |
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xzzy posted:I'm sure there's math you could do to figure it out, but I always go lazy and take several shots until I get a decent one. This is what I do, too. Laziness! (And you get better at guesstimating reasonably accurately the more you do.) So I'm doing a Project 52, wherein I make one night shot per week, for a year. Here is week 5. Project 52: Week 5 by C. Wade Photography, on Flickr The horizon is a little soft. Must have nudged the focus when I was adjusting the star filter.
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# ¿ Feb 5, 2012 20:57 |
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TheLastManStanding posted:Shift towards blue until it starts to balance, then lots of desat on the orange/yellow. Basically this. I struggled with it a little in this photo. Here's the original: Brought oranges and yellows down individually, and a slight desat overall.
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# ¿ Feb 6, 2012 08:18 |
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doodle_duck_dandy posted:
Looks like you were already pretty stopped down, but you can try an ND filter for this next time. Like the composition, though.
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# ¿ Feb 11, 2012 21:53 |
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ataxia posted:
This is amazing. I love the tree how it is; would be interested to see more of the ground lit, but I don't think the photo requires it. Well, here's week six: project 52, week 6 by C. Wade Photography, on Flickr Should have used a grad filter on the bottom I guess, and could live without the traffic trail, but it was 12 degrees! Get in, get out.
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# ¿ Feb 13, 2012 02:47 |