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Thread: Frozen in time

  1. 03-17-2008, 02:24 PM #1
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    Frozen in time

    Taken during a rather cold afternoon.
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    Re: Frozen in time

    Not too bad. I've tried this shot too, hard to get amazing focus. There is a guy on RedBubble that does these perfect.
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    Re: Frozen in time

    Hard for af to get these. I think it would work better if you'd moved left and had the green for the entire background.
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    Re: Frozen in time

    Quote Originally Posted by Frog
    Hard for af to get these. I think it would work better if you'd moved left and had the green for the entire background.
    I agree. Plus the ice is directly in the center of the frame. Move your camera to get a green background and get the ice into one of the thirds of the frame.

    Good idea though.
    No, I DON'T need that.
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