Old Trains
Dec 22, 2012 22:40:29 #
recently on a trip and stopped at a rail museum in Chattanooga TN. Thought I might share.
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Dec 23, 2012 13:47:46 #
rotorhead1955 wrote:
I really like #'s 1&2. Did you shoot those in HDR? Very rich looking.recently on a trip and stopped at a rail museum in Chattanooga TN. Thought I might share.
Dec 23, 2012 14:44:41 #
Yes these were HDR, I don't like to over saturate the colors much, but these were pushed just a little. The shot of the boiler was an interesting set up. No entry into the engine or climbing on it. So I extended a mono pod, tilted the head, set the timer and guessed on an exposure, raised the camera into the engine and hoped.... first shot!
Dec 23, 2012 14:52:33 #
rotorhead1955 wrote:
The shot of the boiler was an interesting set up. No entry into the engine or climbing on it. So I extended a mono pod, tilted the head, set the timer and guessed on an exposure, raised the camera into the engine and hoped.... first shot!
Thanks for the insight!!
What lens did you use?
Pat
Dec 23, 2012 15:41:57 #
rotorhead1955 wrote:
Even though I know you were talking to me, you should hit "quote reply", then my question/comment will show up and I know or the person knows you are addressing him. I got called out for that early on when I started answering questions without hitting the quote reply button. Good to know how you did that. Very cool...Yes these were HDR, I don't like to over saturate the colors much, but these were pushed just a little. The shot of the boiler was an interesting set up. No entry into the engine or climbing on it. So I extended a mono pod, tilted the head, set the timer and guessed on an exposure, raised the camera into the engine and hoped.... first shot!
Dec 23, 2012 19:33:32 #
I used a 10mm sigma
Jay Pat wrote:
Thanks for the insight!!
What lens did you use?
Pat
rotorhead1955 wrote:
The shot of the boiler was an interesting set up. No entry into the engine or climbing on it. So I extended a mono pod, tilted the head, set the timer and guessed on an exposure, raised the camera into the engine and hoped.... first shot!
Thanks for the insight!!
What lens did you use?
Pat
Dec 23, 2012 19:48:24 #
Dec 23, 2012 21:55:44 #
rotorhead1955 wrote:
I used a 10mm sigma
Jay Pat wrote:
Thanks for the insight!!
What lens did you use?
Pat
Thanks for the insight!!
What lens did you use?
Pat
Wow!! It did well as you did.
Pat
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