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This preformed piece of 'art' was another late discovered and stitched set of images from the Turner Valley Gas Plant.
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Musings on photography, the art of creating images, technical talk, useful tips, rants and ravings of a published photographer of 40+ years experience.
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- Customers
- Don't You Just Hate...
- Getting Your Work 'Out There'
- Atlas Coal Tipple II
- Overseas Photographers Recommended?
- Inside Church At Dorothy
- In From The Cold
- Gas Plant
- Think Small To Check Balance
- Framed Before Photographed
- A Find!
- Valves, Valves, And More Valves
- Gas Tank
- More Perspective Correction
- Per Volquartz -Photographer
- Frankenhorns
- Free Transform In Photoshop
- Perspective Correction In Photoshop
- Architecture
- Experiments I Do Recommend
- More About Leaves In Bowl Image
- Bowl Of Autumn
- Keep It Simple
- Who Says I Can't Take People Pictures?
- Looking For Perfection
- The Large Format Journal
- Tall and Skinny
- Vibration
- Blue Rock Creek
- Winter's Coming...
- Changing Colour
- The History Tool In Photoshop
- Sleeping On It
- Initial Disappointment
- The Eagle Has Landed
- Selecting Images For Presentation
- Another Hornby island Image
- Simplify, Simplify, Simplify!
- Last Snow
- Lenswork Podcasts
- Where To Point The Camera
- More From Parkade
- Linear Vs. Cylindrical Perspective
- Humble Projects
- My Industrial Work
- Manufactured Landscapes Documentary
- More Stitching Experience
- Five Heavenly Habits
- An Oldy
- Seven Deadly Sins - Of Image Presentation
- Equipment Envy
- Enhanced and Without
- How I Go About Improving An Image
- A Non Review Of Lightzone
- Akvis Enhancer
- The "Non Limits" Of Stitching
- Extremely Valuable Comments
- What If An Image Doesn't Follow The Rules
- Around The House
- Looking Elsewhere - Brian Ellis
- Burned Stump
- Flogging A Dead Horse...
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About Me
- George Barr
- I'm a part time working fine art photographer, full time family physician, and occasional model railroader.
1 comment:
Nice industrial rot. Fun to "read" from left to right.
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