An end to summer
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Danny_martin_10
April 23, 2012
ha, cool shot! love how they are silhouettes :) congrats on feature too!!
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Wayne_Sr
April 24, 2012
Great B&W for the 2nd time, How cool is that! Congratulations on the feature photo!
symphony5
April 26, 2012
i love this kind of photography,
and this photo is also good
congrats,good job :)
so nice
and this photo is also good
congrats,good job :)
so nice
Tainia_Finlay
April 26, 2012
Congratulations on a very well deserved feature! Beautiful image and title!
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jgalarza70
April 30, 2012
I have seen this many times but never thought of taking a picture. Great job. congrats
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Behind The Lens
Location
I captured this photograph in Pennsylvania. It was Autumn, when the skies are cloudy and the leaves have changed.Time
I captured this photograph in the evening, just before sunset.Lighting
I used standard lighting here.Equipment
I believe I used a Nikon D50 for this photograph. It was taken a few years back. No tripod, and I used a zoom lens.Inspiration
I loved the way these birds had arranged themselves, and the overall feeling of Autumn that they represented.Editing
Yes, I used Neat Image, CS4, and Photo Filtre to process.In my camera bag
Wow, I actually have 2 bags now! Haha! I have a speed light, reflectors, portrait lenses, wide angle lens, 2 zoom lenses, mini tripod, extra cards, a remote, extra batteries, and other items.Feedback
I would say that timing is key. If you seek a certain sort of photograph, get there and set up, ensuring a great end result. If you want an overlook of umbrellas in the rain, check the forecast, find a high set up, protect your equipment, and watch individuals below with umbrellas. When you see that perfect shot, grab it. Sometimes, we come across an image by pure luck, so we capture it. That is not always the case, but always be prepared.
