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Tim that's really cool. Have seen this sort of thing done many times but few if any with this level of effectiveness.A little tilt/shift-iness.
Best,
Tim
Tim: +1! That is cool. I'm always blown away by how much photos with this technique look like scale models. :thumbup:Tim...Ultra Cool With Great Color & Barnum & Baily Feel!
Rob: What's you wife's email address? It's a good photo of her, the lake and the mountains. I esp. like the asymmetry and how the bow of your kayak establish position and leads the eye. :salute:Tim that's really cool. Have seen this sort of thing done many times but few if any with this level of effectiveness.
Steve, love the dog portrait, great way to resurrect the thread.
And here is adding one more to the water theme. My better half paddling Bowman Lake in Glacier National Park last weekend. I will be dead meat for posting this one if she ever finds out.
Rob
Steve: Ok, I give up. What is this? "NightCourt"? BTW: they all still look great viewed in the light of day. :salute:Time To Wake This Nikon Thread Up!
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Thanks Matt! It's fun to have fun once in awhile.Tim: +1! That is cool. I'm always blown away by how much photos with this technique look like scale models. :thumbup:
Cheers, Matt
Thanks Bud!Great set(s), Steve. Looks like a good time. I especially like that "Soft As A Grape" shot. Nice SP.