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Bill Adam Registered: May 26, 2007 Total Posts: 218 Country: Canada |
Well it was high tech 3000 years ago. The good old sundial just keeps on a tickin'.  Thanks to Travis for making us aware of the "Brenizer Method" with his entry last week. I've had lots of fun playing with it and couldn't wait to try it out here. |
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Travis Rhoads Registered: Apr 28, 2009 Total Posts: 2932 Country: United States |
NICE! This is the kind of subject that the Brenizer Method is great for, and I think you did an excellent job with it. |
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Pete A Registered: Jun 17, 2009 Total Posts: 495 Country: United Kingdom |
What a lovely image. I've never heard of Brenzier, but my eldest son has put my right on that. My only gripe and I'm sorry to say it, is the missing bottom part of the sundial. Maybe I'm right and maybe I'm wrong, but to me, it needs to be shown. |
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Travis Rhoads Registered: Apr 28, 2009 Total Posts: 2932 Country: United States |
I do agree, clipping the bottom of the pedestal is unfortunate. maybe it can be re-shot? |
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twistedlim Registered: Oct 20, 2004 Total Posts: 3047 Country: United States |
Nice Bill. Great idea. |
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Bill Adam Registered: May 26, 2007 Total Posts: 218 Country: Canada |
Thanks for the kind comments everyone. Pete and Travis, I'll try and get back for a re-shoot. I had two other series of images that don't make the grade. One I overexposed and the other was handheld which photomerge just doesn't like. |
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Hightraxx Registered: Feb 24, 2007 Total Posts: 2919 Country: United States |
Great shot, |
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mark fadely Registered: Oct 09, 2005 Total Posts: 6798 Country: United States |
This is relly good Bill. I think it captures the theme and our progess into higher and higher tech as a species. |
