Thursday, January 21, 2010
Eagle Gate Revisited
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So Danelle, is this better? I had to clone stamp out a stop light that was way ugly and this time I was able to wait until there were no cars in the scene. You can also see the Church Administration Building and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building beside Brigham Youngs residences. The Salt Lake Temple is out of sight due to these buildings. LYLE
This blog is for us to share our interest in photography. It is a great way to share what we are learning, or already know, with one another. By including the details about each photo (camera settings, etc.)and the why of each capture we all benefit. It also allows us to 'show off' what we are up to. Remember please, these images are copyrighted, please do not copy, reproduce or use for any commercial purpose. Thank you, LYLE, Bruce and Steve. You may contact us at shenemanboys@gmail.com
I also learned a very important lesson with these images. CLEAN YOUR LENS! Mine had been hit with just a bit of rain and had spots all over it. They really show up when you shoot in HDR. LYLE
ReplyDeleteNice shot but I would like a differant angle, try shotting from between the legs (from one side not the middle of the street) with the arches pointing to the eagle. Bruce
ReplyDeleteAll right, but you are going to get tired of the Eagle Gate. Second thought, maybe this is one of the things you should shoot when you are here. LYLE
ReplyDeleteI am with Bruce on this one Lyle. I am not sure that I like the angle...ohhh I am allowed to say that as a new reader on this blog? I think you meant for the Eagle to be a focal point of the shot and with zooming in on the upper right of the frame it really does create a bit of a distraction from the whole shot.
ReplyDeleteDad, this is nice but it was not what I had in mind. I was thinking of cropping out the street and just getting the leading curving lines of the gate with the very hard right angles of the building behind it. Nothing but sky. Maybe with a sky with some dimension like clouds, sunrise, etc.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like Bruce's suggestion too. I see that humor really runs in the family!
Denise, you certainly are allowed to make comments, especially so as it helps us become better photographers. Welcome to our blog. Direct us to some of your work. LYLE
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