High Voltage

Photography \ Technology | 11/15/07 @031 | EDi | critiques (19) | views (503)

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Another shot from my last month's leave. This time in more technological style.

And to anticipate moserArtist's requests, I'm enclosing BW version too.

Nikon D200
Nikkor AF-S DX 18-70
Focal length: 18mm
ISO: 400
Exposure time: 1/350s
F-number: f/10
(geez, what a strange settings)

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Comments (19)

Daykan

11/15/07 @040

Great perspective!
Very nice!

navin

11/15/07 @092

nice work Edi!!!

Madanapale

11/15/07 @107

Great perspective and composition!
Well done!
Carlos

ARZILLIER66

11/15/07 @124

Cool perspective angle EDi

Nice shot

trs

11/15/07 @252

Cool angle on the shot.

moserArtist

11/15/07 @278

Why bw? LMAO j/k

A bit simple maybe but the angle is nice.

The bright area top right is a bit disturbing.
Would try this a time of day with less strong sun/light conditions.

gencosman

11/15/07 @345

Really nice perspective...!

purplerose

11/15/07 @447

Nice one. I like the B/W one though.

Maybe play around with more angles? The sheer height of this seems squashed in the current angle, imo.

RvascoF

11/15/07 @541

Nice perspective and blue sky, this version i like the most...!!!

Vasco

11/15/07 @654

Patrick always has a point! A different time of the day r a polarized circular filter would help on the sky.
I liked the angle and the compo. well done!

mamoun

11/15/07 @662

Nice work

GTO

11/15/07 @813

nice work...

Elements

11/15/07 @853

Nice composition and angle, good DOF

I'm not keen on the BW version.

Good work.

cupcake

11/15/07 @960

Very Good
Top Mark

Jafus

11/15/07 @963

Very nice angle

EDi

11/16/07 @012

Thank You all for comments.

Patrick, in one way You are right about the bright area, but I think it also works pretty well with the composition. The tones of the sky are changing, according to the line determined by the pylon, and putting the accent on the difference between its bright and dark side. It makes the photo more dynamic.
But I'm still learning and always appreciate a hint from such experienced photographer as You. After Your comment I will pay more attention on this kind of distractors in the future. So, thank You again.

Jerrica, this time I wasn't trying to catch the height of the pylon. It was more a play with composition of lines, lights and shadows. I have some photos on which You can see the height of it in all its glory, but they're not so good. Maybe next time I'll catch it better.

Well, I hope You can understand what I wanted to say. My English isn't too good and I have some difficulties with creating so complicated sentences.

It's not only the arcana of photography I'm learning here.

workster

11/16/07 @166

Good angle - I think this works well.
Don

MsMichelleLynn

11/16/07 @493

A very nice composition. I am not bothered by the bright areas. The sky gradient is not too contrasty. The reflection on the structure doesn't seem too exposed to me but adds a nice contrast.

Good work.

slaphapy5

11/19/07 @287

great work. not sure why your ISO is so high.

but nice shot anyway

Mark

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