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ckcarr wrote:
Very nice Jim!
One thing I learned from a well known and respected landscape photographer who just visited here, is that "It's all about the art." The synthesis of all you've learned, applied as appropriate, up to the point of this photograph.
Hey Craig, thanks so much. I appreciate you sharing that thought. I think there is a process where we grow as photographers and really come to grasp that we are creating art, and not just taking a photograph. And for each of us in our growth when that realization dawns to us, I believe it's a moment where we take a huge step in our growth as photographers and artists.
Jim
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Henry W wrote:
What a COOL different view of the Bells.
Bravo, Jim
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rxgolf wrote:
Jim, as others have said this shot of yours really works!! I REALLY like this!!
Just for an opportunity for some insight, may I ask what lens or focal length you shot this at?
Thank you for sharing!
Greg
Hey Greg,
Glad you like the shot! It was definitely a beautiful morning.
This was shot using my 16-35mm Nikon, so it was shot at 16mm. There was some vignetting from using the 10 stop with the polarizer. Most of that was corrected by using the warp tool at the corners to pull the vignetting out of the shot. By doing that it also allowed me to correct some of the WA distortion that can occur at 16mm. So it was really a win/win solution.
Jim
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