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p.1 #1Ohio State Reformatory,
Totally missed the focus on this, but I thinks it's gripping. This is the prison used for the Movie Shawshank redemption. It is supposedly haunted, a lot of detailed descriptions inside of encounters. I call this photo Spooky.
Jul 26, 2019 at 10:47 PM
p.1 #3Ohio State Reformatory,
Does have the spooky, ghostly look.
Awesome place to tour. Highly recommend the overnight "ghost hunt".
Awesome place to tour. Highly recommend the overnight "ghost hunt".
Jul 27, 2019 at 09:54 AM
p.1 #5Ohio State Reformatory,
I am one of those people who constantly thinks it has to be technically perfect. After doing some reading and soul searching, I came to believe that the photo doesn't have to be technically perfect. If it make you think that is interesting and gets your attention it is good. I have been caught up in the pixel peeping lately and the M-10 is changing my view of the world. I have been forced to let go of the technically perfect, and to think about what is interesting. I must say it feels awesome. This camera really makes you step back and slow down and see what you are photographing, it is actually fun again.
Jul 29, 2019 at 09:02 PM
p.1 #6Ohio State Reformatory,
Tjh1023 wrote:
I am one of those people who constantly thinks it has to be technically perfect. After doing some reading and soul searching, I came to believe that the photo doesn't have to be technically perfect. If it make you think that is interesting and gets your attention it is good. I have been caught up in the pixel peeping lately and the M-10 is changing my view of the world. I have been forced to let go of the technically perfect, and to think about what is interesting. I must say it feels awesome. This camera really makes you step...Show more →
I am right there with you on getting hung up on the technicalities and sometimes overlooking a successful, albeit flawed, image.
I think this one definitely captures the eye.
Jeff
I am one of those people who constantly thinks it has to be technically perfect. After doing some reading and soul searching, I came to believe that the photo doesn't have to be technically perfect. If it make you think that is interesting and gets your attention it is good. I have been caught up in the pixel peeping lately and the M-10 is changing my view of the world. I have been forced to let go of the technically perfect, and to think about what is interesting. I must say it feels awesome. This camera really makes you step...Show more →
I am right there with you on getting hung up on the technicalities and sometimes overlooking a successful, albeit flawed, image.
I think this one definitely captures the eye.
Jeff
Jul 30, 2019 at 09:31 AM