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| 07/15/2011 04:06:55 AM |
Diner by AllenPComment by Cory: I figure you should take him a print of this... He'd probably like it, and who knows, it might lead to work.. :) |
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| 07/15/2011 03:50:52 AM |
Dinerby AllenPComment by AllenP: Originally posted by tanguera:
Didn't get to voting on this, but I would have died. I almost entered an extremely similar shot, but chose the up close one instead. You were FAR more fortunate with the sky than I was, and the result speaks for itself. I had a typical blue sky sunset, which proved to be disappointingly ordinary and blah, so the wide angle did not work. Congrats on the fabulous capture. It is worth the drive. Incidentally, there was a very similar car there which appeared in my six word memoir entry :-) |
Cool! Just saw your entry in the Six Word Memoir. I guess they use these old classic cars in their photo-shoots. I saw a bunch of them behind the green building. I was praying for interesting skies as I was driving over there. When I left home, there weren't many clouds in the sky, but as I got closer and closer to the diner, they started to build up. |
| 07/15/2011 03:45:07 AM |
Dinerby AllenPComment by AllenP: Originally posted by Kevin_Flynn:
Incredible that people think you are not allowed to make a picture. This isn`t a military restricted area I think. So I wonder if he would guard his "movie" Place 24 hours a day. Times are getting more and more crazy.
Congratulations one of my favourites! |
Yes, I agree. It is becoming harder and harder to take pictures in public, especially in the United States. Virtually everywhere you go now they are asking for a permit especially if you are doing a photo-shoot for a person. It's becoming increasingly more and more frustrating for the photographers out there. Message edited by author 2011-07-15 04:57:45. |
| 07/15/2011 02:09:25 AM |
Dinerby AllenPComment by tanguera: Didn't get to voting on this, but I would have died. I almost entered an extremely similar shot, but chose the up close one instead. You were FAR more fortunate with the sky than I was, and the result speaks for itself. I had a typical blue sky sunset, which proved to be disappointingly ordinary and blah, so the wide angle did not work. Congrats on the fabulous capture. It is worth the drive. Incidentally, there was a very similar car there which appeared in my six word memoir entry :-) |
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| 07/15/2011 02:01:39 AM |
Dinerby AllenPComment by Kevin_Flynn: Incredible that people think you are not allowed to make a picture. This isn`t a military restricted area I think. So I wonder if he would guard his "movie" Place 24 hours a day. Times are getting more and more crazy.
Congratulations one of my favourites! |
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| 07/15/2011 12:59:46 AM |
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| 07/15/2011 12:42:09 AM |
Dinerby AllenPComment by Intelli: Haha, love it.. let's throw a station wagon in there just to top it off! |
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| 07/15/2011 12:25:09 AM |
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| 07/15/2011 12:14:56 AM |
Dinerby AllenPComment by AllenP: Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Presumably you noticed Tanguera shot the same diner? Go figure! Congrats on ribbon! |
Yeah, I couldn't wait to see who it was! |
| 07/15/2011 12:11:17 AM |
Dinerby AllenPComment by MacDonald: Great composition - nice that you included the space before the diner ... love the story that went with it .. congrats! |
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