Baleing Out

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Baleing Out

Postby Bob G on Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:36 pm

I've been wanting to photograph these cane bales for a while but the light is never right and I can't get in close enough to get the shot I want with a wide angle lens and the bales running the right way.

Had to park precariously on the side of the motorway and do the best I could from the side of the road.

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Re: Baleing Out

Postby surenj on Thu Jun 12, 2008 12:10 am

Pretty awesome but keen to see a meaner sky and a muted tones to match the bales...maybe mild sepia with some colour showing..
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