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Thread: Old Dairy

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    Old Dairy

    I stacked filters on this one. With the Cokin system you can stack up to three filters. I used a polarizer and a one stop graduate. Without the polarizer the reflection was not very good. What do you think? It's an old dariy converted into a missionary. I hung almost every light fixture in it. Inside and out and there was a bunch.
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    Re: Old Dairy

    Pretty sweet, I think you lost a little in the compression. What lens did you use on this?

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    Re: Old Dairy

    I used the 14-54mm. ISO200, F/8, 1/60 and IS on. The combination of the two filters really slowed the lens up.
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    Re: Old Dairy

    I might crop most of the water off below the reflection. That would make it more of a panoramic and make the length of the buildings more noticable.

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    Re: Old Dairy

    I agree Greg that the water was the 1st thing to hit me as making the pic too centered and square. A very nice composition nevertheless.
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    Re: Old Dairy

    MB1, Rod How's this? I think I like it better. I always seem to need help with the crop. Thanks a million for your critiques....

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    Re: Old Dairy

    change my mind..heck with rules. The original crop in comparison just seems to flow better IMO..I think...NICE SHOT!
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    Re: Old Dairy

    Great shot Greg I'm with jkriminger, when I first saw this shot I thought a slight crop might be in order but, seeing it after the crop, I like the original better. Nice shot either way though

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