First,Happy new Year! I choosed to insert here the image because it's a blurring image and it's auto D-lighting.
Nikkor zoom 70-300f4,5-5,6 at 70 mm f13 1/20 +1EV evaluative exp. iso400. also some work on curves-levels.
Glad to hear from you.
blurring poplar trees
First,Happy new Year! I choosed to insert here the image because it's a blurring image and it's auto D-lighting.
Nikkor zoom 70-300f4,5-5,6 at 70 mm f13 1/20 +1EV evaluative exp. iso400. also some work on curves-levels.
Glad to hear from you.
Valerio, Happy New Year to you too! I love the way the lines go against the natural flow of the trees here- it adds some nice tension. I might clean up the dust spots and evict the bottom sliver of something on the edge. Very nice blur and thank you for sharing your settings.
Valerio, I always enjoy your imagesI really like the dynamics of this - it makes a very pleasing image. I agree with Denise about cleaning up the dust spots and the bottom edge. Hope to see more. Happy New Year!
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True,there are dust spots.I tried to wash them but it has been uncessufful. I'll try again.thank you.
Cool graphic quality to this, Valerio. TFS!!
This is very dynamic. It would be interesting to combine it (a triptych in a single frame or three separate images hung together) with the same image changed by adding different amounts of blur and noise.
Thank you Denis. I'll try many, a plenty of shots before to find the goal I think to. Of course you can try.
Love the amount of blur to this one Valerio...ditto on the dust spots and the stuff along the bottom edge. Keep 'em comin'
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