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A Sunny Day at the Goldie
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 1:24 pmby SteveGriffin
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:36 pmby Yi-P
Love the use of DOF in first one
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 7:57 pmby Pehpsi
Nice shots, like the first two
(wish the 2nd was bigger though). A great looking bird too..
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:38 pmby Bindii
Pehpsi wrote:Nice shots, like the first two
(wish the 2nd was bigger though). A great looking bird too..
If you click on the pic it opens into a larger version...
I really like these Steve...the Tern is a cracking image...so sharp I almost cut myself....
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 10:26 pmby Old Bob
Very nice Steve. What gear did you use to do the job?
Bob
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 10:32 pmby stubbsy
Steve
#1 and #2 are great. Good use of DOF in #1 as already mentioned and great use of lines and space in #2 (and a well chosen crop). #3 though just lacks punch. I think the problem is there isn't a strong focal point so my eye flips between the skyline and waves, but doesn't really get stuck anywhere (if that makes any sense)
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 10:42 pmby SteveGriffin
Bob,
they were all taken with my D200. The Tern was using a 70-200VR@ 135mm f6.3, the Wavebreak Island pano was using a 10.5 fish eye and the Burleigh shot was using a 12-24 @24mm.
Bindii,
this is the area that has been sugested for the AW get together. Lots of variety of subjects .
I would be intersted in some comments about the composition of #3 if anyone is keen. It does and doesn't work for me but I can pin down what it is that doesn't work
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Mon Jun 25, 2007 10:53 pmby SteveGriffin
Thanks Peter,
I know what you mean. It is a great outlook but I just don't seem to be able to capture it (yet!!!)
With more wild weather around Sydney and roaring westerlies is Brisvegas later this week I might get a chance at a reshoot
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Wed Jun 27, 2007 5:14 pmby crackatoea
1 and 2 for me. Depth of field in one and the calmness in two
