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Thank you all for the kind words. I am inspired to visit another car show and expand on this concept. I would really like to shoot some of these cars away from the crowd to make a more aesthetic scene....but we do what we can don't we.
Chuck
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I don’t normally go to car shows but went to one the other day with my camera gear. I felt like a coyote in a hen house…didn’t know where to start. Lots of great cars to shoot but I found a car show is not the best place to shoot cars as they are jammed together and people are everywhere so...
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Wow! Very nice image and treatment. Keep looking!
Chuck
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VERY nice...I like them all.
Chuck
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Unfortunately, leprechauns are invisible to the camera. Nice shot though.
Chuck
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Thanks for the comments all....and the interesting discussion. I've been to busy to get back to the site but I do have a comment about HDR. I really like it for some images or to bail me out of a tough shot. It can be overdone and that's usually a matter of taste. I tend to like dramatic...
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Thanks guys. The McCloud River is located near the town of McCloud in northern California. The river eventually empties into Shasta Lake.
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I returned to the Middle Falls on the McCloud River to try for some shots on a stormy day with high water. I have shots under bright sunny conditions but wanted something different. The first two shots are HDR with ND filter and the third shot is processed for a painterly look.
Chuck
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Thanks for the kind words all. I confess that I felt like a coyote in a hen house when I came upon these buildings...I only had time for some quick shots then on to the things I was supposed to shoot.
Chuck
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Hi Heather...thank you. I did push the saturation a bit but mostly the vibrance. It is probably at the edge if not over the over-saturation line but I pushed it to where it looked interesting to me. There's no account for my taste stometimes. The light green moss or whatever is growing on...
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I haven't posted in a while so here's a couple shots from far northern California where we identify with the Pacific Northwest. I took the shots a couple years ago when shooting some property for an organization, but recently re-discovered them and worked them up. The term "maintenance...
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Hi Douglas....I am fairly new here also but welcome. I looked at your work on your website and it's most impressive.
Chuck
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Very nice! And a reminder to think outside the lens.
Chuck
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Bob...I think it bothers me mostly because I think it might have been more pleasing if I had been able to put the church more off center. Yet when I took the shot and played with it it worked best, for my aesthetic tastes, as it is. Some shots work best with the main subject centered and I'm...
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Thanks Bob. To be honest, it bothers me a bit that I couldn't follow the rule of thirds with this image but, as you said, it's more of a principle than a rule. In my opinion it didn't work for me with this image. I was able to follow the "rule" here...
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I appreciate everyone's comments and don't mind the rework. I am aware of the rule of thirds but I centered the church right to left (in camera) in order to include what looked good and exclude what didn't, the shot includes just about the entire sun patch and I don't think a half patch would...
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We are in northern California for a couple weeks so yesterday I set out on a stormy day to see what I could shoot. I came upon this scene which had its own natural beauty but also a bit of symbolism.
Sorry about the large logo.
Chuck
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Very nice. Great light and color.
Chuck
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