I love you dad.
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I love you dad.
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Positive Peaceful Thoughts PH
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Miss you Mom & Dad
be with you in real time soon enough
Whole set is great but my favorite is the first. It does seem like the horizon might not be level? I could definitely be wrong.
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^Love the painting effect of neon lights
Forget if I posted this one:
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I took that photo free hand with my wide angle Tokina 11-16mm lens. I tried to find a balance in the frame with the complicated angles created by the way the various layers of hills slope. Looks like if I rotate the photo roughly 1 degree counter clockwise, the back row of mtns would look a bit more level. The only problem is the foreground trees on the far right will appear to lean in more. :smile:Quote:
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From the NYT, but def one of todays most spectacular shots...
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From the Wall Street Journal:
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Yes, that is Vets.
damn, can’t get the picture to post...
possibly some of the craziest, spookiest light I've ever seen. the dirt wasn't half bad either
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Love foggy trees!
I was taking a photo of this scene:
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When two young ladies decided to climb up on the rocks in front of the lighthouse. I asked them to throw a few poses and it came out pretty good.
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These pictures are awesome
Yeah, that's a tough one to split the difference on. FWIW, I prefer this second take. The mountains steady my balance personally, and I know that Tokina can add *some* distortion to geometric shapes on the perimeters. Of course, YMMV but the lowlights of the trees make the lean less noticeable yet the horizon is definitely a tell-tale sign.Quote:
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Speaking of distortion on wide angles (the bridge does curve throughout the span in real life):
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sweet, trying to figure out what's going on with these layers. Double exposure?
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Dam. Location? Looks PNW
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Yup, PNW. About an hour north of Seattle.
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