Gears

[timor]

For me is #3 the best as well and I think, that #4 has more potential.

Thanks timor. What do you think #4 needs for improvement?

Maybe just different angle: more gears, less fence .

 

[ronlane]

Okay, I can try that on my next trip over there. (Luckily it's close)

 

[timor]

Okay, I can try that on my next trip over there. (Luckily it's close)

Maybe take a tripod and go for a max DoF with a little longer lens to eliminate surroundings.

 

[ronlane]

Okay, I can try that on my next trip over there. (Luckily it's close)

Maybe take a tripod and go for a max DoF with a little longer lens to eliminate surroundings.

I can try it but was using 70-200mm f/4 at f4 arleady. All I have is to zoom in.

 

[Derrel]

I missed this post somehow. Yeah, #3 really is the best one on this set, especially with the figure in the background--that really makes the shot.

 

[oldhippy]

Like 3. The larger I made it, the better it got. Good set. Ed

 

[ronlane]

I missed this post somehow. Yeah, #3 really is the best one on this set, especially with the figure in the background--that really makes the shot.

Thanks Derrel. I'm laughing because the "figure" is the shadow of another one of these "gears", see photo #2.

Like 3. The larger I made it, the better it got. Good set. Ed

Thanks oldhippy. So if I went back to the original and made it full size instead of limiting it to 1000 pixel on the long side, it would be amazing then [May have to think about a medium format or borrow 30+ mp body and reshoot it then ]