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I decided this would be the next comp I would work on. There was nothing extra special about this. I liked the angle this was shot at and taking on the 3 buildings in 1 comp. I caught this as I was walking to another building I was looking to shoot. When I go into LA I am constantly looking around looking for new angles of composition. People must think something is coming from the sky as I am walking because 90% of the time I am walking and driving looking at an upward angle. The driving part is tricky but can be perfected with practice.
The number of layers and versions is an insane amount. Being new to this processing takes a lot of work to see the light, angles, shapes and luminosity. I really do enjoy looking at a shot from every angle and trying different lighting schemes. It takes some trial and error. The joy is once you find the theme and lighting scheme you want to go with the comp comes together nicely but not without many more hours of shading and highlighting to create the vision. Each building is processed individually as well as the sky but as a whole to the final outcome. I do very little global adjustments. I have never used so many selections, each building is a selection as well as windows, arches, poles, panes, ridges and sky.
I am really not sure of the hours put in, I should clock in and clock out so I know how many hours I put in on a comp but that would seem to much like work. Thanks again to Joel Tjintjellar and his Master Class Video.
Amlwch Port on Anglesey ,a very busy place today with all the trawlers coming in and the anglers having a good day with their fishing .
43172 Harry Patch - The last survivor of the trenches with 43190 out of sight on the rear approaches Worcester Foregate Street on 14-5-18
The weather was dire and Storm Callum was raging so umbrellas were not easy option for protection
The working is the 1W00 0821 London Paddington to Hereford Great Western Railway service
The building to the left is the 'golden' library which is both public and for students at the University to use.
Another angle of NS train 174 passing some colorful trees in Oak Ridge Cemetery next to the Chicago Line in Goshen, Indiana.
Following the road to grasp
something, a thing, anything,
brings me to the technique
of comparing.
As soon as I compare
it with the environment,
I can allocate it, so that
this thing, something, anything,
fits into my world which I build up,
my picture, construct,
my idea of life
in which I live,
which I must live within.
So everyone creates
their own puzzle,
whilst strolling
along the alley of time,
and the pieces
one gets to see,
do influence the big picture.
But how to get a nice, friendly
and warm idea of this world?
How to get an episteme,
in which even contentment feels
welcome and starts to settle down?
Let me whisper now:
“The angle it is, which does the trick.”
Not “what”, but “how” you see,
can make the difference.
So now please choose the title of this picture:
“Woman walking in a wood.” or
“Passing two old watchmen
on the wayfare of life.”
From this angle the curved spring behind the locking arm would normally be visible. I have no idea how they got broken off. Not from any normal use certainly. I can only imagine that perhaps some child or teenager broke them off. I could customise some replacement springs to keep these arms in the locked position when the folding bed is opened.
The two tripod sockets are also visible from this angle, and the focusing mechanism in the front corner.
There are a few tiny drops of water on the camera... It was drizzling a little when I took this picture on my balcony.
Sunset @ Seri Menanti, Muar, Johor Darul Takzim. An amazing new found heaven for photography with togok, angler jetty & mangrove area.
Visit my landscape travel blog landscapeshutter.blogspot.com
Check the geotag for location. Or check my blog posting for the location decription (later).
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Ymir: "What's up, guys?"
Candy: "This is a right angle."
Bones: "And this is a wrong angle."
Ymir: "That's no angle at all!"
Bones: "That's why it is wrong."
(Toy Sunday: Right)
The last picnickers have just packed up but a lone angler continues to chase a fish or two.
Belmont South, Lake Macquarie, NSW.