Troy,
Oh, there's none in this shot. Just, where I really wanted to set up, overlooked farmland and houses and roads and trucks and tractors. It was really upsetting! But, as a sacrifice for capturing none of the man-made stuff, I've had to settle for a less than memorable composition with a few things getting in the way. I would have been better off being lakeside and just capturing the mountains. It was worth it, though, even if just for the exercise, lol.
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Originally Posted by troypiggo
If there's any man-made structures in that shot, you certainly don't notice them over the scenery.
You know those photos that sometimes get emailed around with a guy holding up a fish on a fishing boat and a hot, topless girl or something next to him, and the caption is along the lines "If you look really carefully at this shot, there's a guy holding a fish". That's what this is like. You just don't notice it. You took the shot, so you know it's there and are more conscious of it than what most will notice. Certainly doesn't detract.
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Chris,
lol, no, not kidding. It's far from my best. I would love to go back there again and capture another sunrise, perhaps a little more low down. I do love the little red highlights in the foliage to the bottom right, they're just gorgeous.
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Originally Posted by hotspur
A 'throw-away' image??,You must be kidding!,This is one of you best images I have seen!-this one will make you money Humayan!
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Shane,
Thanks, mate, appreciate it!
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Originally Posted by suma126
excellent shot h i like the golden land scape.
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Thank you, gents!
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