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Zeph Registered: Jan 30, 2005 Total Posts: 4573 Country: United States |
Been playing around with last years material, having fun with it. A bit more intimate than the usual wide angle stuff. Let me know if you think their over the top! |
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redsoxdesign Registered: Jan 01, 2009 Total Posts: 2554 Country: Australia |
I like 'em a lot, especially #2! |
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teked Registered: Sep 06, 2006 Total Posts: 4397 Country: United States |
I really like these Zeph. Very nice use of the lighting to emphasize the extreme contours of your subjects. They have a lovely artisic quality. |
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Ray Still Registered: Oct 10, 2008 Total Posts: 8050 Country: United States |
Zeph |
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Tim ONeill Registered: Feb 06, 2003 Total Posts: 16433 Country: United States |
Looks like closer and closer and CLOSER at Zabriske Pt. Very well presented Zeph wherever it may be. I always love badlands shots and these are no exception. |
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Binh Ly Registered: Feb 24, 2007 Total Posts: 3042 Country: United States |
they are quite nicely done. i like #2 and 3 because the shadows are more defined! |
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Icypeak Registered: Jul 10, 2003 Total Posts: 3096 Country: United States |
My kind of stuff! I like them all, but especially #2. 1 is a little lacking in contrast to bring out those textures. |
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Brenton Biggs Registered: Mar 07, 2007 Total Posts: 4738 Country: United States |
redsoxdesign wrote: |
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alichty Registered: Jan 19, 2009 Total Posts: 8815 Country: United States |
Nice views - all of them made me linger a bit for different reasons in each case. The first one is my favorite because of the way that the trail lines up the ridge drag my eyes up to the ridge line with the dark contrasting hill just before the skies. |
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floris Registered: May 11, 2006 Total Posts: 4674 Country: United States |
I very much enjoyed #2, wonderful composition that takes me all over the frame. |
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jaye benjamin Registered: Mar 24, 2007 Total Posts: 119 Country: United States |
The textures in #2 are incredible, very 3D! The focal point also has the maximum contrast which keeps me in the frame for a long time. Great work. jaye |
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ScaryFox Registered: Dec 30, 2004 Total Posts: 24454 Country: United Kingdom |
Great work. 2 is absolutely awesome. I like 1 as well, especially how the rock colour carries on into the sky. Maybe a small touch more contrast. |
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Syntacs Registered: Oct 01, 2005 Total Posts: 582 Country: United States |
I quite like these. I find formations like this pretty interesting, but challenging to capture in a compelling way - you did a good job with that. Especially #2 that really focuses in on the texture and form. |
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hugh Registered: Jan 09, 2002 Total Posts: 29225 Country: United States |
Hi Zeph, the third would be my pick. The shadows add a dynamic feeling and variety to the textures missing in the first two. |
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Zeph Registered: Jan 30, 2005 Total Posts: 4573 Country: United States |
Icypeak wrote: |
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Chuck Eklund Registered: Mar 08, 2007 Total Posts: 548 Country: United States |
Nice set. Made me want to reach for my canteen. I think they would also be interesting in b & w. |
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David Leask Registered: Nov 19, 2003 Total Posts: 25177 Country: United Kingdom |
Well seen and captured Zeph - top shots |
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JimFox Registered: Jan 11, 2005 Total Posts: 28736 Country: United States |
Hey Zeph, |
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Studio20 Registered: Oct 16, 2008 Total Posts: 67 Country: United States |
great set.... |