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trees on the banks of the canal lateral a la garonne in autumn colours with a bit of panning during the .5 sec exposure @F16
| Camera: | Sony R1 |
| Lens: | carl zeiss tessar T* 24-102 |
| Recording media: | JPEG (digital) |
| Title: | autumn impressions |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 9 Nov 2008 - 3:48 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel, Specialist / abstract, Trees canal autumn |
| Votes: | Voting Disabled |
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Hi Andy, - panned shots of trees and forests have a terrific dreamy look, - reminiscent of old masters paintigs.
It works best if you are sqaure to the line of trees, - so you have avoid having the rising line thats at the bottom of this shot. It looks fine, but I think it would look better with this technique.
regards
Willie

Thanks for the feedback Stuart & Willie. I like you mod Willie and will try your 'square on' technique next time I am down by the canal. (I was hampered by the lack of a tripod and had to use the handrail on a bridge over the canal as a base to support the camera while I panned - will definately take the tripod next time!)
In my way of thinking and seeing - I think that andhart's image is brilliant and would only make 1 very slight change to the heavy lines across the tree because the lines stand out too much distracting from the serenity of the image - otherwise the image has a serene walk way through the trees and water reflection - it has a magical, mystical look about it - It's brilliant!
In symbolic terms - the meaning perhaps would be that even in the most serene places - destruction and distraction interfers
AVA
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