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- George Barr
- I'm a part time working fine art photographer, full time family physician, and occasional model railroader.
5 comments:
I like that second one.
Found myself under a bridge yesterday and thought of you. The pics aren't as inspiring as yours though. :)
I like the 2nd composition :-)
I also like the second one
George, in fact, personally I was wondering - what attractiveness in specific for 2nd composition to make you press the shutter? :-)
I liked the outer set of blades going the opposite direction to the inner ones. I'm still not sure that I have the ideal composition and think I might have another go at it, but perhaps this is as good as it gets and I just have to live with it. This was shot with a very wide angle lens, maybe if I stood back a bit, maybe on a stool with my tripod up around 7 feet high and a longer lens, I could emphasize the inner blades more - they'd be closer to the same size in the image - will have to see.
I don't normally travel with a step stool in the car though there's no reason not to - this scene is close to the car and on flat ground.
George
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