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09/21/2004 01:27:17 PM · #1 |
Hey all!
A few weekends back I went to the Annual Old Car Festival at The Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. Here are a few choice shots.
I exported them on my laptop, sometimes they end up being a bit dark when I do so. If they are dark to you, let me know and I will redo them on a different PC, which tends to provide better results for me anyway.
I did quite a bit of experimenting with high F-stop numbers ranging from 8 to 21 that day. It was incredibly sunny that afternoon and I ended up having some decent shutterspeeds. I blown away at the clarity of a few of the images.
Here they are, thanks for your thoughts.
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09/21/2004 01:33:31 PM · #2 |
Lovely cars - but here's some comments;
Photo 1 - crop out the remains of the car in front
Photo 2 - got to lose the papaer on the windscreen
Photo 3 - can the white house be lost?
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09/23/2004 09:48:19 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by ianmill:
Lovely cars - but here's some comments;
Photo 1 - crop out the remains of the car in front
Photo 2 - got to lose the papaer on the windscreen
Photo 3 - can the white house be lost?
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Thank you for your comments.
Photo 1 - I need to learn more about being aware of what is surrounding my subject matter. I will be doing my best to compose the shots better in the future.
Photo 2 - Unfortunately, going into the car to remove the paper wasn't an option. The owner's weren't sitting right next to the vehicle. I do understand and agree that the paper tag gets in the way of this shot. Ignorning the paper, is the composition decent, is this a worthy photo? I can see about cloning out the building, but I don't know if that will add to the piece as much.
Photo 3 - With this shot, it wasn't easy to compose with little more then just the car in the image. To the right of the shot, there was a large number of people that I thought would have seriously distracted the viewer from the car. I hadn't realized that the building may detract from the car enough for someone to comment on it.
Thanks again for your comments.
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