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I spotted these bike stands on the way back to the car after the Point Ormond shoot.
F10 60 sec ISO 100
B/W conversion done with NIK Silver Efex.
F10 60 sec ISO 100
B/W conversion done with NIK Silver Efex.
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Very effective composition John and well done on the B&W conversion. -
Well spotted John and looks good as a B&W. Tight frame sort of suits the circles.I Shoot A Canon
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G'day GJ
As mentioned above +1
I also like the way you have broken the 'rules about the horizon' -- in that you have twisted the camera to a diagonal (shadows on ground) but made the virtual centreline of the circles become the horizontal. Beaudy Mate
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Thanks for the kind words Phil, the camera was only about 150mm off the ground for this shot. I'm really appreciating the flip screen on the R6, I never would have been able to compose this shot with the 7D, the knees won't let me get back up again once I'm down low. I always take a small fold up stool with me now when I go out, that makes life a lot easier.
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