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Thank you Bill, I liked the crop as well.A very nice shot Pete. I think that the tall crop really enhances the image with the tall tree in the background.
Thank you Bill, I liked the crop as well.A very nice shot Pete. I think that the tall crop really enhances the image with the tall tree in the background.
I know what you mean - a lot of mine are chance shots when doing fairly regular local walks. I've recently bought a Sony RX100vi just for that (and trips abroad when we can get back to it) when I don't want to be carrying my Fuji kit and other bitsI could have used a smaller aperature, it looked ok in the tiny evf, but I had not recently cleaned my glasses.
Most of my entries are taken while walking Dudley <<---- so I do not take my nikon kit out, the gx80 and lens just about fits in a pocket.
Thank you PeteI don't mind the DOF on this one. The trees in the background really mak the shot.
No, British Telecom. Inputting them on a VDU - those were the days ha ha!It's a small world Bebop. Did you work for the railways back then. The railway works have nearly all gone now.
Week7 Heavy
Week 07 Heavy 2 by Peter Dyson, on Flickr
Heavy Counterweights on Overhead power lines. Looks like it does not like the compression Flickr gives it, the angle of some of the lines gives it a saw tooth appearance. It is What it is.
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I do actually save it to Flickr at the required size 1024 on the long side. When I view using windows photo the same image is smaller than the same one shown in firefox. There must be some other resizing going on.As you say, the compression Flickr adds when it's allowed to do its own resizing does the shot no favours! Might be worth trying to resize it yourself to the pixel dimensions needed here before uploading to Flickr and using the already resized shot here.
Like the shot and concept though.
Very TrueThat works nicely for the theme. That gantry will weigh a bit too!
Works well.
Fits the the theme, they look very heavy stacks,
The whole construction looks heavy, not just the counterweights. A good fit for the theme.
Thank you for your comments.Definitely much better on Flickr. Well spotted.
Thanks BillBeautiful image Pete.
Thanks Bebop, yes it was taken outside at a cafe in Portugal, the red is table and chair. SWMBO liked it, and another one as well.Looks tasty. The red gives a good background and better defines the ice and liquid - I might have been tempted to clone out the red bar on the right.... if I could be bothered Is it a chair and table?
The reflections make it look like it's an outside venue on a lovely day.
I hope it tasted as good as it looks
Edit: I just noticed your 'Light' image - lovely sunset with a good sky. Are those people on the beach? It must have been shot from quite a distance?
Thanks Paul, I did move the glass but lost the reflection, the area was built up and only that part had sunlight on it.My kind of damp!
I think a plainer background would have helped you.
Good take and shot for the theme and tech.
Thank you Bill and Dave.Nice one Pete. Got both parts of the challenge in one.
Ooh I am quite jealous - I do love Portugal.Thanks Bebop, yes it was taken outside at a cafe in Portugal, the red is table and chair. SWMBO liked it, and another one as well.
Re the Sunset, yes they are people on the beach, taken from a 5th floor hotel room.
Thank you Simon.Both Light and Damp images are nice. Lovely colours captured in both.
I thought that the return would be in the rails.Heavy - I've walked past many of those structures when I've been trackside, although today was the first time I've seen a red bond which you give a wide berth too as they carry the traction return current!! With the different configurations of wiring and structures there is always interesting images to captures. I can imagine its quite a complicated process to tension the wires.
Light - A nice soothing sunset with nicely defined areas of the images
Damp - I like the reflection of the buildings adding some information about the environment the photo has been taken in. Seeing the ice go from sharp above the gin line to out of focus below adds to the overall image.
Thanks Dave.Interesting take on the theme