Saw this several weeks ago but knew there was no way I could capture it without a zoom lens. And as you know I got a new zoom lens! Went back yesterday and captured it. I'm happy with the result.
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Saw this several weeks ago but knew there was no way I could capture it without a zoom lens. And as you know I got a new zoom lens! Went back yesterday and captured it. I'm happy with the result.
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After waiting so long to get the zoom lens then setting up for the shot over 500 meters away from the subjects to get the right elevation, angle, and framing I thought I'd at least get one comment :headslap:
oops. sorry Iggy! the steeples are neat and I like how they mirror one another but are slightly different at the same time. I do hate the power lines though. Have you thought about cloning them out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Iguanasan
kudos for you on the sharpness and your patience :thumbup:
No apologies necessary. Just bumping! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bambi
Thought about it but I'd probably break the laptop after I gave up in frustration :)
Too bad there is no other angle :(
consider it a personal assignment ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Iguanasan
Yeah, but what are you going to do? These steeples are a half a block apart and the one on the left is uphill from the other. This is the only angle I can find that puts them in the perspective of being side by side and the same height which is what drew me to the shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lovin
To give you an idea of the angle here it is:
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Sorry Iggy...busy with work these days so not much time for anything. I get here when I can.
I like the dichotomy of the towers..one looking slightly older than the other and a smidge more ornate. Congrats on the new lens btw...|I hope you have gads of fun with it. :)
No worries, casil. Thanks :)
