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#1
30-05-12 06:35 AM
Re: Olympic Torch Carrier
Hi Simon, brilliant shot and thank you for the info on the engine, did you use a zoom lens to take this image? you seem very close to that "open pit"! hope you don't mind me asking..Caroline -
#2
30-05-12 06:41 AM
Re: Olympic Torch Carrier
Hi Caroline and many thanks for your comments. Wide angled lens used (at 12mm) and the pit ended just out of the shot in the foreground. The HDR technique also creates an almost 3D effect.You can almost smell the oil too! -
#3
30-05-12 03:05 PM
Re: Olympic Torch Carrier
Hi Simon. The high quality of your images is a joy to behold, and this another fine example. I've checked out Photomatix but I find that kind of technology a bit over my simple old head. I do find learning new wizardry a challenge at my age (OAP) but at least I know how your wonderful images are created, and I'm pleased at that.
All the best.Mike. -
#4
30-05-12 03:41 PM
Re: Olympic Torch Carrier
Once again, many thanks for your kind comments Mike. Actually Photomatix is not too much of a challenge. You just have to make sure that the final blend is not oversaturated (an art form in itself, but not to my personal taste), then you can achieve an almost 3D 'painterly' look. Take care, Simon. -
#5
05-08-12 05:07 PM
Re: Olympic Torch Carrier
Hi Simon, love your images. Have you offered them to the railway press? You might well get them printed.
Richard









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