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    Default Whitney Mill - Whitney, Oregon

    1911 - 2007



    Rails from Sumpter Valley Railroad got to Whitney about 1901. Mill was built in 1911. This building which was the main building of the saw mill completely collapsed a few years ago.

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Kim,

    Welcome to the forum and I appreciate your input on my thread about what makes a landscape image.

    You did well here balancing the mill with the trestle. I would have like to see more room on the right so that the foot of the truss was not clipped. My other suggestion would be to do a curves correction on the image to lower the contrast of the sky and then mask out the rest of the image.

    Please post technical information like exposure and equipment as that helps us to critique images.

    Looking forward to seeing more.

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    Robert-
    Thanks for looking and comments to.

    I generally always post EXIF data and I have no excuss for not doing it with this one. It is never stripped from my images so a EXIF reader will bring it forward.

    Olympus
    ModelE-10
    Flash UsedNo
    Focal Length15 mm
    Exposure Time1/400 sec
    Aperturef/4
    ISO Equivalent320
    Exposure Bias-1
    White Balance(-1)
    Metering Modemulti spot (3)
    JPEG Quality(6)
    Exposure Programprogram (2)

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    Hey Kim,
    Robert gave some excellent advice on the clipped leg. Too bad on the collapse. In this situation the split ND or an HDR......with exposure on the sky also.....to bring up the tonal range......would ahve helped. Compositionally......besides the clip.....very nicely thought out.

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    Roman,

    yes Robert's advice was good but... as far as that leg goes this one shall never be shot again.

    Thanks

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