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I was trying to find a new way to photograph the wind farms around Tehachapi, CA, when it occurred to me to use a neutral density filter to allow me to use a longer shutterspeed in full daylight. It's hard to tell what results you'll get, so I bracketed for differing propeller blur. I liked this one best. Canon 1DsIII, 70-200 @75mm, 1/6 sec @ f32.
I think you have accomplished the effect well! Looks a bit surreal :)
Hi Jeffrey...I think you created a very interesting and different image. I like it very much. I took the liberty to try a few things with it that I thought would make it stronger. First, I cloned out the 2 small WM that weren't spinning on the right. On the left, I got rid of the small box and showed a WM spinning. Finally, I made a small shadows adjustment to give it a bit more pop.I did it quickly so I might not have been as careful as normal...
Jeffrey, I was looking at your image thinking WOW with a few minor tweaks you've got one really neat image!!
Dave's repost is perfect!
Jeffrey, Would be interested in seeing more! Well done.
Thanks, everyone. Bring 'en on!
Hi Jeffrey,
I like the perspective...it's well composed...Dave's repost does take it over the top...congrats...:cool:
dave's repost is great. way to think out of the box and get the blurred vanes. nicley done!!
Do like the repost by Dave with fewer windmills. Looks like you got just the right shutter speed. Neat image Jeff.
Hey Jeffrey,
Very cool! do like the re-post clean up. Well thought out and executed!
Sweet! I love how you got those wind vanes going! That is wonderful...and very imaginative.
