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Neither have I but I have to admit I haven't really devoted the time necessary to get it to work. As I recall he does outline the steps. Curvature is an almost 'goodbye' for me for any lens.
More like a 'grower-upper' at this rate!
Excellent composition, Marco!
There was a comedian who had a "You might be a redneck if..." series of jokes. My favorite was "you mow your lawn and find a Buick."
Who needs a garden when you've got a car engine sprouting bushes?
Thank you Darlene for your kind words.
Extra points for portrait orientation
Thanks. It is always a tough maneuver!Extra points for portrait orientation
Greg, I find that my outdoor photos are like elaborate frames waiting to be filled. Sure, they can be pretty or show some interesting object but they lack the spark of life. That heron is transformative. This is still a landscape, but it lives. Nicely seen.
Well, that was better than good!
Thank you! I wish I could take credit for planning and waiting for the heron, but it was just fortuitous timing. The bald cypress trees coming up out of the water with the dangling moss gives this other worldly type feel, that for me is reminiscent of photographing in the desert where almost every direction you look is a photographic opportunity.
Thank you Ray!
... is this the back of the postcard? : )
