Critiques wanted, Please!
Oct 15, 2011 21:05:41 #
Sinatraman, Thanks and I hadn't even noticed the partial light pole, good eye!
I have to say you are right about Wyatt Earp.
I'm also going to head out all next week to finalize your challenged assignment. The greatest one will be the railroad yards as my father by law is a retired as of this year foreman for BNSF, he can get me into the places not seen by photographer alike!!! Thanks for the challenge, I'm always up for some fun...
I have to say you are right about Wyatt Earp.
I'm also going to head out all next week to finalize your challenged assignment. The greatest one will be the railroad yards as my father by law is a retired as of this year foreman for BNSF, he can get me into the places not seen by photographer alike!!! Thanks for the challenge, I'm always up for some fun...
Oct 15, 2011 21:37:24 #
I do notice that there is a lens effect where the right side leans left and the left side leans right. There is a program that straightens that out nicely. Unfortunately I don't know the name. I just ran across it on the net one day when I was looking at various filters. Maybe someone else knows the name.
Oct 15, 2011 21:42:44 #
man i would kill for a chance to go to a railroad yard. come back with lots of photos, trains, cars, character photos of the crews even interesting graffiti painted on the sides of railroad cars. The Saanta fe is my favorite railroad, but i liked the looks of their engines before burlington bought them.
Oct 15, 2011 21:47:58 #
sinatraman wrote:
man i would kill for a chance to go to a railroad yard. come back with lots of photos, trains, cars, character photos of the crews even interesting graffiti painted on the sides of railroad cars. The Saanta fe is my favorite railroad, but i liked the looks of their engines before burlington bought them.
Ah, will do! Santa Fe has always been my favorite. Burlington's changes should have never taken place in my opinion... I shot over 300 photographs today alone while I was at the lake so I'll have plenty to share!
Oct 15, 2011 21:56:29 #
cool. I also liked the chessie system when the c&o and B&o combined. then they became csx and all those beautifal blue and gold engines with the cat face became gray and blue ugly csx. humbug i say.
Oct 15, 2011 22:02:59 #
mommy115 wrote:
I do notice that there is a lens effect where the right side leans left and the left side leans right. There is a program that straightens that out nicely. Unfortunately I don't know the name. I just ran across it on the net one day when I was looking at various filters. Maybe someone else knows the name.
Here is another one of that same building, do you see it in this photograph too?
Oct 15, 2011 22:04:28 #
sinatraman wrote:
cool. I also liked the chessie system when the c&o and B&o combined. then they became csx and all those beautifal blue and gold engines with the cat face became gray and blue ugly csx. humbug i say.
Lol, We got that same system yard here too! Don't think "Goober" can get me in that one though!
PS "Goober" is my father by law! That's what they named him out on the tracks!
Oct 15, 2011 22:20:34 #
Jwilliams0469 wrote:
quote=bigfootmm Shoot what you love, not what you... (show quote)
The photo looks to be about 3-4 degrees off .... I don't know what editing software you have but this can be corrected thru a editing process. I love the sepia tone it has .....
Oct 15, 2011 22:24:12 #
SpiffyPhoto wrote:
quote=Jwilliams0469 quote=bigfootmm Shoot what y... (show quote)
Thanks for the comment... I use Photoshop CS5 Extended and Light Room 3... will either of these do the trick?
Oct 16, 2011 00:58:17 #
Hello,
Just a quick adjustment in post production and I feel it is not what the subject we shoot but How we shoot it. As for straightening you photo you need the pro cameras with tilt bellows to correct the print
Just a quick adjustment in post production and I feel it is not what the subject we shoot but How we shoot it. As for straightening you photo you need the pro cameras with tilt bellows to correct the print
Oct 16, 2011 00:58:23 #
Hello,
Just a quick adjustment in post production and I feel it is not what the subject we shoot but How we shoot it. As for straightening you photo you need the pro cameras with tilt bellows to correct the print
Just a quick adjustment in post production and I feel it is not what the subject we shoot but How we shoot it. As for straightening you photo you need the pro cameras with tilt bellows to correct the print
Oct 16, 2011 07:13:36 #
Some photo software has a "straightening" option. Use this to orient the photo then export the finished product to a file before you post the pic.
Oct 16, 2011 08:24:12 #
Oct 16, 2011 09:10:10 #
Oct 16, 2011 09:15:45 #
Paw Paw Bill
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When you go this far with tilt, then you begin to lose data when cropping. But, it's fun.
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