old oak's open arms
old oak's open arms
Photography \ Nature | 08/10/06 @402 |
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F4, 4sec., ISO 100; olympus c4000z + hoya r72 infrared filter, location: Sachsenallee, Dresdenwell ... how to begin...
this is my first post for about 2 (?) years, because i suddenly got/still have a very demanding job as a teacher, which leaves me little to no time for personal stuff at all.
I currently got some free time on my hands because of summer break, but don't know how things will be once the new term has begun.
i completely understand if admins decide to revoke my elite status for being inactive for so long.
best wishes to
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08/10/06 @429
wonderful
08/10/06 @475
the angle, the perspective, color, everything matches perfectly
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Interesting perspective and angle.
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thank you all for your kind words.
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Great details and exposure!
Carlos
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I love the the infrared, looks so ethereal...and the angle is perfect.
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The IR works perfectly as does the composition. I'd rotate this a bit CW just to straighten the verticals. Nice work Daniela!
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Florin
08/10/06 @916
Beautiful capture of the whites too!
On the full version there is a "ghost" bus on the righthand side. I'd heal it together with the car on the left
It sure looks tilted.
Straightening it is probably worth a try unless your intention was to keep it this way.
The frame is not proportional to the image itself.
Hope I don't come out to harsh. Just my honest thought...
08/10/06 @935
One of my first friends here at GFX
A teacher? I guess Exams went well after all
Your 'status' is in no danger from being revoked....we would lose half our elites that way
The photo is actually above your usual...which was already fantastic, I'm just so glad to see you back I really can't put energy into commenting on the work...
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I can imagine that many young boys have climbed this unusual tree. It calls out to be climbed.
Great work as always.
Michelle
08/11/06 @412
i like your idea to make an unusual infra panorama in the park.
i´d like to ask you what kind of equipment do you have? i mean optical filter, lens and camera...
m.
08/11/06 @545
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mid-august i got a call. i had moved up the waiting list and suprisingly got a job offer in Leipzig (maybe you know the city ... some of the FIFA world cup games were held there). within two days i moved there and began to work.
50-60 hours a week for lousy money, but it's a job and sometimes it's even fun.
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I love IR
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+10