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Dean WORTHINGTON

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Hi all,
Here is this mornings effort.

I'm normally a slacker when it comes to getting up early. Thankfully I worked a night shift and took my E-10.

I finally understand what people say about magic light.

Now I know what I'm missing I'll have to make the effort to get out more often.

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=493145

Oh yeah and I've started malking poster prints, postcards and a Calender to sell at our local Roadhouse (Gas Station) got some really good comments from people.

I'm making the prints using an epson 1270 on A3 Film Glossy and Super A3 for Black and white shots.--Dean
Eucla Western Australia
 
Here is the link to the new photo

Dean

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=493319&size=md
Dean WORTHINGTON said:
I used 4 shots to get it.

Been working on another but the stiching wasn't working well,
Stiched 2 together then another 2 then stiched the result of both
I'll upload it to see what you think.

Dean
Joe-TN said:
Dean WORTHINGTON said:
Hi all,
Here is this mornings effort.
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Dean,

Very pretty. I notice you stitched it with Camedia Master. How many
shots did you use?

Joe-TN
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Joe-TN

http://www.pbase.com/joe_tn/shared_photos
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Dean,

Outstanding job! They look great in panorama. Now it inspires me to get some panorama shots going.(If I can wake up just like you :)

Keep it up.

Gary
 
Your dawn clouds are very magic to me!! Here in Southern Arizona we have a clear blue sky almost 90% of the time... Dawn and dusk last, maybe, 10-20 minutes --- it's like God has a light switch to turn the day on and off!!! Thanks for the images --- they're great! jim
Dean WORTHINGTON said:
I'm normally a slacker when it comes to getting up early.
I finally understand what people say about magic light.
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Dean,

Your photos are certainly magical. An inspiration to people like me, who can only hope to capture nature the way you can.

Thank you for sharing.

-SS

(PS - what white balance setting did you use? 5500?)
 
Dean,

That is a glorious shot indeed! The pano work also looks seamless. I would think you can get poster sizes out of this shot as I have made 25X36 of one shot. It's these type of shots that will certainly encourage one to get up earlier! Thanks for sharing.
LesDMess
Dean WORTHINGTON said:
Hi all,
Here is this mornings effort.

I'm normally a slacker when it comes to getting up early.
Thankfully I worked a night shift and took my E-10.

I finally understand what people say about magic light.

Now I know what I'm missing I'll have to make the effort to get out
more often.

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=493145

Oh yeah and I've started malking poster prints, postcards and a
Calender to sell at our local Roadhouse (Gas Station) got some
really good comments from people.

I'm making the prints using an epson 1270 on A3 Film Glossy and
Super A3 for Black and white shots.
--
Dean
Eucla Western Australia
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--Oly SLR discussion group album http://www.fototime.com/inv/20392A0E8516C9A Once in fototime, click on the thumbnail to enlarge in a navigation window.
 
SO Glad to hear people like them,

you guessed it WB was set to 5500.

Arrived at work at the same place last night jast as a magical thunderstorm passed through. There was some awesome lightening but by the time I got organized I'd missed it.

Dean
ShootingStar said:
Dean,

Your photos are certainly magical. An inspiration to people like
me, who can only hope to capture nature the way you can.

Thank you for sharing.

-SS

(PS - what white balance setting did you use? 5500?)
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jrdii said:
Dean WORTHINGTON said:
I'm normally a slacker when it comes to getting up early.
I finally understand what people say about magic light.
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Thanks for the feedback

Just got in this morning.

I realize how lucky I was. This morning It was a cloudy and washed sunrise that wasn't much good for anything.

Dawn that day seemed to come on for about an hour. I was wondering If I would have enough room to save all the different changes I was seeing

Dean
 
Hey LesDMess Thanks for the encouragement,

I plan on getting a roll of paper for the Epson 1270 so I can really get a few more good panorama prints,

Any one got hints on a good paper to use??

Thanks Dean
LesDMess said:
Dean WORTHINGTON said:
Hi all,
Here is this mornings effort.

I'm normally a slacker when it comes to getting up early.
Thankfully I worked a night shift and took my E-10.

I finally understand what people say about magic light.

Now I know what I'm missing I'll have to make the effort to get out
more often.

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=493145

Oh yeah and I've started malking poster prints, postcards and a
Calender to sell at our local Roadhouse (Gas Station) got some
really good comments from people.

I'm making the prints using an epson 1270 on A3 Film Glossy and
Super A3 for Black and white shots.
--
Dean
Eucla Western Australia
Click to expand...
--
Oly SLR discussion group album
http://www.fototime.com/inv/20392A0E8516C9A Once in fototime, click
on the thumbnail to enlarge in a navigation window.
Click to expand...
 
Dean

You don't know how disappointed I feel! I am hoping that you will get another opportunity to exercise your photographic skills in capturing a lightning storm. What an incentive to go to work!

Thanks also for responding to my WB question - I'll keep mine set on 5500 for sunsets/sunrises/storms from now on!

-SS
Dean WORTHINGTON said:
SO Glad to hear people like them,

you guessed it WB was set to 5500.

Arrived at work at the same place last night jast as a magical
thunderstorm passed through. There was some awesome lightening but
by the time I got organized I'd missed it.

Dean
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Dean

Wow! I must have missed this post earlier. Talk about being at the right place at the right time. The cloud formation is stunning. Don't get to see that very often.

I tried embedding the photo in the post, but your server doesn't seem to allow that.
Keep up the great work.

Regards

Bill H
 
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