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12-20-2009 03:42 PM
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Personally, I only see teeth of gears, not cannons (with the exception of the out-of-focus background cannon on the first shot). Still pretty neat shots, but leave me wondering what the gears are on, what they're powering or controlling, etc.
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Ya I think the shallow DOF is cool but I would like to see some of the cannons and not just the gears. Seems like it is a cool place to shoot.
TJ
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I quite like the first one -the depth of field is nice and helps to tell the story. I like the texture and the subtle colours you captured.
However, the title throws me off because I expected cannons. Perhaps if you re-titled it 'gears of war' or some such thing?
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Originally Posted by
Bambi
I quite like the first one -the depth of field is nice and helps to tell the story. I like the texture and the subtle colours you captured.
However, the title throws me off because I expected cannons. Perhaps if you re-titled it 'gears of war' or some such thing?
This is true.. the texture is very nice..
hmm, the title need to be adjusted because the cannons cannot be seen perfectly.
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After looking at the first one again, maybe if the background cannon weren't cut off, it would better show what it is as well as what the gear belongs to. I don't know if it's cropped out, or was shot out of frame.
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i see what your saying about the title and i agree... i do have other shots of them but they're not that great... and the very tip of the cannon was cut off in the frame and i cropped a bit but either way its not all there, unfortunally... ill edit another and post it as well.... sorry for the misleading title.
OK I EDITED MY FIRST POST
Last edited by BIG RYAN; 12-20-2009 at 07:27 PM.
Canon T1i, gripped, 18-55mm, 50mm 1.8, 75-300mm, Manfrotto Tripod..
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No longer a newbie, moving up!
Canon T1i, gripped, 18-55mm, 50mm 1.8, 75-300mm, Manfrotto Tripod..