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Posted: Thu Dec 1st, 2016 05:04

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A web of windmills!!

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Posted: Fri Dec 2nd, 2016 03:25

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Even more of them!

This is the image before cropping, after adjustments and before Silver Efex.

Focal length 75mm on the D3.

The final image again for easy comparison.

Eric, you can see the vertical rays of the Sun to the left, which feature in an earlier image which was taken a few minutes later almost directly into the Sun.

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Posted: Fri Dec 2nd, 2016 09:57

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Robert wrote:
Even more of them!

This is the image before cropping, after adjustments and before Silver Efex.

Focal length 75mm on the D3.

The final image again for easy comparison.

Eric, you can see the vertical rays of the Sun to the left, which feature in an earlier image which was taken a few minutes later almost directly into the Sun.

Ah yes...I see the light! :thumbs:

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Posted: Sat Dec 3rd, 2016 00:30

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This image looks almost wide angle, I am really struggling with the change of capture angle in FX after years of taking photographs with a relatively narrow field of view of DX. This was taken at 75mm, then cropped to improve composition and remove boring parts of the image.

OK, I realise with a zoom lens I should have composed the image through the viewfinder but the main thing was the image was well exposed and on the CF Card as an NEF, so I had the luxury of sorting those details once I got home.

The light was changing rapidly and I wanted to grab what I saw.

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