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In the Distance
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Uploaded: 12/11/10 9:10 PM GMT
In the Distance
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Taken at SEMO. The building in the distance is a cement factory. I'm not so sure how I feel about the film grain... Does it add to the picture, or detract?
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I have to ask, was this shot through a dirty windshield.I found some very strange detail embedded in this.As for grain, it isn't objectionable, but any of the newer Noise Reduction software does an excellent job without affecting sharpness/detail.
There's too much sky, and cropping down to just above the horizontal bar on the power pole tends to pull the composition together and improve balance.
There's too much sky, and cropping down to just above the horizontal bar on the power pole tends to pull the composition together and improve balance.
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Surprisingly no. I stood out in the middle of the road for the shot. Maybe my lens is dirty?
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I like the blur and grain on this black and white image. I think the overall exposure and technique is excellent. Would like to see it applied to some different images, with different framing and objects. Thanks for sharing.
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The film grain on a lot of pictures can make them look bad but in this case I think it adds to the image quite nicely. Since this is in B&W the grain is incorporated and becomes a part of the "feel" Of it. This reminds me of a street in Salt Lake City. A nice shot!
Paul