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01/23/2010 07:53:16 PM |
| Here, instead of the leading lines pulling the viewer's eyes into the frame, they send them right back out. Cool effect, nicely framed. |
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01/20/2010 10:31:20 PM |
| Cool! Were you standing in the road? :) |
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01/19/2010 09:55:16 PM |
| the elongation due to the angle and the choice of wide angle really pulls me in |
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01/17/2010 12:14:44 PM |
| I like how the "straight" option is really big, and the option "to stray" is tiny. I wonder if it a wide angle effect or that's how they paint it in Germany? |
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01/17/2010 10:28:48 AM |
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01/17/2010 08:31:52 AM |
| Nice. Very effective angle. I can dig it. |
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01/17/2010 05:30:20 AM |
| Really good sense of movement without anything moving... |
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01/16/2010 11:55:17 PM |
I hope the options aren't overwhelming.
Way to keep them under control: keep taking pictures.
This one is a good start. Wonderful dof. |
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