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muddus
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 Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 2:38 pm Post subject: Wintercolour fuji 100 |
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muddus wrote:
Almost 30 years ago was also a beautiful winters.
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William
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William wrote:
I love both but the second photo is incredible, is it a double exposure? The icy hills at the bottom look to be a long way away and that tree looks way too big to be behind them on a misty hill.  |
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muddus
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| Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 3:25 pm Post subject: |
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muddus wrote:
There have been no double exposure. Fog distorts the landscape and the back of the tree is the closest there right riverside.
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William
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| Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 3:29 pm Post subject: |
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William wrote:
Wow, it's a very clever effect. |
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Willem
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Willem wrote:
indeed the second is incredible. A complete fairytale told in one picture. Beautiful!
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kds315* wrote:
amazingly good!!
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Attila wrote:
Such a beautiful pictures!!!
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stingOM wrote:
| Willem wrote: |
| indeed the second is incredible. A complete fairytale told in one picture. Beautiful! |
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Esox lucius wrote:
Ahh yes, what wonderful photos to rest ones eyes on. |
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muddus
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muddus wrote:
thanks guys. It is nice to dig out the dusty old boxes and find a nice surprise.
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yinyangbt wrote:
| muddus wrote: |
| thanks guys. It is nice to dig out the dusty old boxes and find a nice surprise. |
You're perfectly right. Both are nice , but the second is breathtaking !!! Congratulations ! Just for curiosity ,do you remember the camera and lens?
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muddus
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muddus wrote:
If I remember correctly then the first is a Nikon FM2 and the Sigma 24mm and the second the same body, and AI-S 35 / 1.4
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martinsmith99 wrote:
Very nice images.
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Laurence wrote:
Once in a while, we get a photo that really stands out, and that makes our day
as a photographer. The second photo is one such example. If I owned that
photo, I would enlarge and frame it immediately! A scene such as that could
go very large and hold its beauty. 20x30 and more.
GREAT work, and way to be where you needed to be to obtain the shot!
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