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Light in the sky
I shot this on a 14mm focal plane from a distance of 9"
Note that this pane of glass was rather dusty, the reflection is somewhat muted.
I liked this for the unusual see through effect while still maintaining the reflections. You can even see the ceiling fire sprinkler next to the "Light in the sky" Interesting enough?
1250 x 840 size in my gallery.
Thanks
14mm: Unedited. 1/125 @ F/6.3 ISO400
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Re: Light in the sky
Rick,
This is a very cool shot and I'd like to know more about how you did it. Is this inside a building looking out and the light is reflected? Nicely done.
Thanks,
PC
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Re: Light in the sky
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Originally Posted by PrevailingConditions
Rick,
This is a very cool shot and I'd like to know more about how you did it. Is this inside a building looking out and the light is reflected? Nicely done.
Thanks,
PC
Thank you!,
This is outside of a building looking in...The building you see(in the reflection) is 90 degrees to the glass, behind me-> to my left.(does that make any sense? It was unusual lightplay to say the least. :thumbsup:
Thanks again,
Rick
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Re: Light in the sky
Thanks for the explanation and yes, it does make sense. Although this could be done with PS, I think it's better when you can catch it "live".
Isn't this in Mountain View/Palo Alto?
PC
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Re: Light in the sky
Hi Rick,
I like your exploring approach; it is inspiring. By the way, is it a flying blanket with modern LED gadgets? ;)
yoyo
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Re: Light in the sky
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Originally Posted by Yoyo Szeto
Hi Rick,
I like your exploring approach; it is inspiring. By the way, is it a flying blanket with modern LED gadgets? ;)
yoyo
Thank you very much Yoyo. :D I agree... a magic carpet. :cool:
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Re: Light in the sky
I thought it was a new shape for a ufo. Good eye and good capture!
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Re: Light in the sky
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Originally Posted by Frog
I thought it was a new shape for a ufo. Good eye and good capture!
I agree I was waiting for the aliens to come out of the shot. Good capture.
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