Wolfgang Plattner
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Hi,
so here we go, have a look and enjoy!
so here we go, have a look and enjoy!
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summer-evening-dream (series)
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Maggie Terlecki
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Wonderful! I just noticed that except for the first one, with only 1 person, the others all have 4 persons in them.
I can just imagine in my mind, you waiting for the perfect moment when they are not intercepted by trees or posts; there seems to be quite a bit of food traffic on the route.
I can just imagine in my mind, you waiting for the perfect moment when they are not intercepted by trees or posts; there seems to be quite a bit of food traffic on the route.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Wolfgang,
Thanks you for sharing so much more. I find this so enjoyable. I am surprised that you have shown only scenes with new people in them? Did you ever take pictures that documented folk as they changed position or came and returned?
Asher
Thanks you for sharing so much more. I find this so enjoyable. I am surprised that you have shown only scenes with new people in them? Did you ever take pictures that documented folk as they changed position or came and returned?
Asher
Wolfgang Plattner
Well-known member
Hi Asher,
nö, I didn't do that. My intention was to get remarkable silhouettes on their way passing by between the two trees.
nö, I didn't do that. My intention was to get remarkable silhouettes on their way passing by between the two trees.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
That you have done so well! This series you have shared is a real treat!
asher
Dawid Loubser
Member
Excellent series, very enjoyable. The crisp shapes and high contrast are strangely soothing on the eyes...
The only one that bothers me a bit is number 3, because we lose the dog's face to the lamp post. I wish you waited half a second more (or less).
What equipment did you use to capture these? This sort of contrast is a bit of a torture-test for lenses, and yours did well here
The only one that bothers me a bit is number 3, because we lose the dog's face to the lamp post. I wish you waited half a second more (or less).
What equipment did you use to capture these? This sort of contrast is a bit of a torture-test for lenses, and yours did well here
Wolfgang Plattner
Well-known member
Hi David
it was the Canon EF 85mm f/1,8 on the 5D cl
it was the Canon EF 85mm f/1,8 on the 5D cl