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12/04/2010 05:59:36 PM · #1 |
These are just amazing! I wish I was the one taking them. I think I would have edited them better. Amazing none the less.
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12/04/2010 06:04:57 PM · #2 |
Amazingly good. I don't see anything much wrong with the editing, either... When you're documenting a natural phenomenon, there's a limit to how far you want to push it. I have no idea how much these have been edited, but they are really, really impressive.
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12/04/2010 06:14:24 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Amazingly good. I don't see anything much wrong with the editing, either... When you're documenting a natural phenomenon, there's a limit to how far you want to push it. I have no idea how much these have been edited, but they are really, really impressive.
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I suppose your right, still some are a bit noisy. I suppose it from how far away he probably was. I don't think I would have wanted to be too close to anything like that either.
I am just envious, can you imagine having photo's like that to play with and enter as a free study! Just hand me the blue ribbon right now. |
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12/04/2010 06:33:22 PM · #4 |
Every one of them seems HDR'd beyond belief in my eyes, so I believe he's pushed it past the limit. Telltale haze, noise, soft and unnatural colors. Even his self portrait is HDR.
I think  RianBotes is a great example of someone who can catch great weather and keep it real. |
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