Jim Olson
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2 shots with my Google Pixel 3 pasted together & did a little editing with GIMP
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2 shots with my Google Pixel 3 pasted together & did a little editing with GIMP
Asher Kelman
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Jim,
I am starting to get interested in that wooden fence as there are so many different rich colors to bring out!
I wonder whether a picture from the position of you crouched low and pointing up could get just that fence and the sky?
Asher
I am starting to get interested in that wooden fence as there are so many different rich colors to bring out!
I wonder whether a picture from the position of you crouched low and pointing up could get just that fence and the sky?
Asher
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Jim Olson
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I guess I could get more of both if I crouch. I never thought about that angle.
Tom dinning
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Nothing wrong with a peek over a fence, Jim.
Not trying to but in on your splendid photo. Just giving you some other options and ideas.
Thinking of a fence as a deterrent to visitors or a barrier for looking can be suggested in a photo.
You’ve done that nicely. I get the feeling I’d like to see more but isn’t that the nature of humans when someone prevents them from seeing more?
Think of being shorter, a worms eye view, what does a dog see, look through a hole, stand on a box. It’s about suggesting to the viewer. Give them a hint. Let them thing of what your picture offers to them.
There’s a tradition of corrugated iron fences in Australia. It’s the left over from roofing and it lasts longer.
What sort of fences do you have where you live?
Back to you, Jim.
Not trying to but in on your splendid photo. Just giving you some other options and ideas.
Thinking of a fence as a deterrent to visitors or a barrier for looking can be suggested in a photo.
You’ve done that nicely. I get the feeling I’d like to see more but isn’t that the nature of humans when someone prevents them from seeing more?
Think of being shorter, a worms eye view, what does a dog see, look through a hole, stand on a box. It’s about suggesting to the viewer. Give them a hint. Let them thing of what your picture offers to them.
There’s a tradition of corrugated iron fences in Australia. It’s the left over from roofing and it lasts longer.
What sort of fences do you have where you live?
Back to you, Jim.
Jim Olson
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The fence doesn't look as good at this later time of day. I would have to enhance it a bit more. But used the Canon to do this pano.
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Jim Olson
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Very cool... I really love the first one. The other 2 are nice also but the first is interesting...
That is so ingenious. And your take on the fence is brilliant. I never would think of a dog or worms point of view.
And looking through a hole? I wouldn't have thought of that. But that's why I'm here.
To expand my thought process through the camera lens. And to help see the world a little better.
TNX
PS. Are you a ham radio op?
73s
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
That, Jim, is exactly the view I was asking you for!
Your fence has great colors andxall you need to do is crluchvto get tgecsky!
Tom did perfect guidecfor you!
Asher
Tom dinning
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this was another selfie, by the way.
Camera sits on the ground. Angle adjusted with lens cap.
Remote used to trigger.