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Jen van Wijn
{K:17127} 3/6/2008
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This is something...great perspective, colours and subjects! Excellent work Dave, love it! xxJen
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Naseer Fedaee
{K:5786} 3/6/2008
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WELL AND VERY BEAUTIFUL SHOT..
NICE JOB AND THANKS FORSHARING
REGARD'S NASEER FEDAEE.
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Bernardo González
{K:3995} 3/6/2008
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I like this composition, Dave. The elements position, and the shack perspective. The HDR here goes unnoticed and for me it helps...
Best to you.
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ercole scorza
{K:5330} 3/6/2008
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bellissimi i colori e la composizione
ciao
ercole:)
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John Hatz
{K:137664} 3/6/2008
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simple goes into favorites, the colors are out of any kind of critique, it's superb! complements Dave!
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fotogr@vi
{K:49269} 3/6/2008
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I will be mailing you soon abt HDR photography.... you are too good Dave !!! :)
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/6/2008
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Thanks so much, Avi.... hope I didn;t miss your mail.
If you are interested, here's a tutorial I did for HDR beginners... http://davearnoldphoto.com/HDRtutorial.htm
Dave
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/6/2008
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Thank you, Jen!
Dave
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/6/2008
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Thank you, Naseer!
Dave
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/6/2008
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Thanks, Bernar!
Dave
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/6/2008
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Grazie molto, Ercole!
Dave
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/6/2008
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Thanks so much, John. Always so supportive!
Dave
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Debjit Ghosh
{K:3244} 3/6/2008
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haven't been into UF for sometime, this shot is wonderful...i like the way you have managed so many different colors and shades...and not a easy thing to do.
cheers,
~deb
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fotogr@vi
{K:49269} 3/7/2008
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I just got home from work.. didn't get time to mail you - but hey, you already sent me a great beginner's guide. Well, I see that you have suggested a tripod and a remote cable release - none of ehich I possess as of now. Do you suggest that these two are absolutely essential for HDR photography ?
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/7/2008
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Yes, Avi, I do consider a tripod an absolute must. and while you can get away from using a cable release by using the self timer on your camera, it slows you down considerably.
My friend was out shooting with me and she had no cable release and it took her forever to go through a sequence, even when she turned her timer down to 2 seconds.
But it is really imperative that you not touch the camera during the exposures since it may ruin quite a lot of your sequence shots. Even on a tripod, there is just enough movement to make the shots turn out blurry looking.
Dave
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/7/2008
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Thank you, Debjit!
Dave
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/7/2008
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Oh, and Avi... you could get away without tripod and cable release if you are shooting RAW... since you can tone map a single RAW file (after adjusting exposures from the single file).
Also, check E Bay for a cable release... I paid $79 at a camera shop ... and then found them on E Bay for $10.
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Michele Carlsen
{K:122262} 3/7/2008
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Beautiful Dave ... as usual these days ...Excellent actually . I guess me comming to smoke cigs at your place is OUT now ...haha!!!
Best Wishes Always ,
Michele~
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fotogr@vi
{K:49269} 3/7/2008
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in that case, suggest me a good tripod. A friend told me Manfrotto with adjustable grip-head.
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/7/2008
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LOL. Michele... No, you can still come but you must bring your own cigarettes... hahahah... thanks!
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Dave Arnold
{K:54676} 3/7/2008
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Avi, I would think with the amount of time you spend with photography, a good, rugged tripod would do you. And the Manfrotto seem to be of good quality. I myself have a heavy duty Bogen with a pistol grip head. There's times, though, that I wish I would put my original head back on just for steadiness, however.
And there's also something to be said for the cheapo $50 tripod. Though they seem to be very susceptible to unsteadiness, the trade off is the lightness of it when carrying it around all day.
Dave
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parehan .K
{K:20231} 3/8/2008
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Very pleasant effect here dear Dave.!!! I like the way you worked on the photo, the result is captivating...Have a beautiful weekend dear after great work..Hugs,
parehan!
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mahassa bahri
{K:10859} 3/23/2008
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nice foreground of cactuses for the desert cabin,
best, mahassa
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laura diaz
{K:1191} 4/1/2008
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precioso , brillantes colores. felicitaciones
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Michele Beccia
{K:3908} 4/8/2008
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Magic colours! Great!:)
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