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Article #96Re: Where were you? (part four)
From: LRK
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 23:09
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 23:09
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I kind of wondered why you used such a high iso myself, considering the
talk of getting a d3 for noise capability, but you must have some logic
behind your method here. maybe you are not good at hand holding at slower
speeds, which to tell you the truth, i am not either. That was not one
of my favorite shots from you, due to the subject getting lost in the
background, but you did a good job selecting the needles, but then again
a low res jpg is hard to tell on.
I figured others share photos in this thread that simply relate to where they are. So I shared mine... thinking it would be just that... a reflection of where I am.
I enjoy helping out clients when they need a photo, but not sure I'm cut out for photography for enjoyment, especially around here. Everything always looks so dry and dull and boring from my camera, even though I love connecting with it otherwise.
Here's a Panorama using six shots, just taken. No adjustments were made so it's dry and ugly as usual. I'm not cut out for this stuff. :-)
<http://www.pixentral.com/show.php?picture=14yV4TA7he6whpRJ6VkZkDvhtc6Cz>
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