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Godfrey - my fave of the two, looking forward to more
nandemofoto - Gorgeous
bcambern - love the mood to this landscape
animefx - great portrait
Thank you very much Steve! Great photos in your last sets!Edward - simply stunning
Cenek, lovely. :salute:MM,Elmarit 90/2.8,f/4.0,1/1500 sec.,..
This is an amazing shot woody that I keep turning to...where is it & what is it? It looks to me to be an illusion at times..surreal. Thanks for sharingSo one way to do color is to look for colorful things. Actually probably not the best strategy. M + 18mm SEM.
Agree, I keep coming back to this one too and the B&W images taken inside the Building Museum. Jeff, I'll let Woody confirm, but the color shot almost certainly looks like it was taken a block away from the Verizon Center in downtown D.C.This is an amazing shot woody that I keep turning to...where is it & what is it? It looks to me to be an illusion at times..surreal. Thanks for sharing
Correct. In front of the Smithsonian American Art Museum (the old Patent Office); the courtyard is inside.Agree, I keep coming back to this one too and the B&W images taken inside the Building Museum. Jeff, I'll let Woody confirm, but the color shot almost certainly looks like it was taken a block away from the Verizon Center in downtown D.C.
Dave (D&A)
Thanks. In general I aim for radical, distorted perspective or keystone free perfection. Anything in between, particularly typical tilting the camera up to minimize the foreground, looks like a mistake to me.Good job on the keystoning Woody