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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
5/23/2004 9:09:52 PM
Nice abstract image. I like it!
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
10/27/2003 3:13:50 PM
It is a genuine silhouette picture with some added water in the lower part of the picture. That was done in Photoshop. You can see the normal version of this pic at this address:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/447644/L/
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
10/6/2003 7:05:17 AM
Thanks all,
Charlie, you misunderstood my comments. 400mm on a Canon D60 becomes a 640mm lens because of the cropfactor of the sensor. I didnt use a convertor at all. It was not dark at all, so 1/750 with a 400mm pro lens is not so very unlikely...
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
9/27/2003 1:25:29 PM
Paulo,
Thanks for the comment. I didnt actually have a choice as to where the plane was. It just went by. I was lucky it got near the moon at all...
Ben,
Good to see you here too.
Wietse (from A.net)
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
7/22/2003 4:40:46 AM
Sai,
Nope.. Amsterdam Airport is 'famous' for its lack of fences and the possibilities to get up close. If you look at the picture, if you wanted to, you could walk up all the way to the end of the 2nd wheat field. Only there will you be hindered by a canal.
Joksa,
Thanks for the idea, but I think the field gives it a nice atmosphere. I love the color of the wheat. Plus the aircraft is headed for the ground, so i think it should be included in there.
Thanks both,
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
7/19/2003 10:38:45 AM
Thanks all,
If I want to photograph an airplane, that is what the photo consists of: - the airplane. Hence the tight crop.
BTW it isnt cropped, it is full frame out of the camera
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| Photo By: Wietse de Graaf
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
7/19/2003 10:38:05 AM
Thanks all,
If I want to photograph an airplane, that is what the photo consists of: - the airplane. Hence the tight crop.
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| Photo By: Wietse de Graaf
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
5/24/2003 4:11:47 PM
No double exposure. Just full 640mm pointed towards the moon while the plane flew past it.
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| Photo By: Wietse de Graaf
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
5/24/2003 2:47:53 PM
Thanks all.. well.. thanks to the constructive comments..
"blurry" doesnt help me very much... Just wondering how you would do.. handholding a 640mm lens.
On the point of sharpness: I uploaded it, had a look at it and immediately saw it needed UM.. I think its a shame I didnt apply it...
Wietse
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| Photo By: Wietse de Graaf
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
3/18/2003 2:03:46 PM
Can anyone say: Lord of the Rings?? Great pic and I hope to be there one day...
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
3/18/2003 2:02:38 PM
Hi, nice to meet you!
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
3/18/2003 2:00:08 PM
damn.. this is pretty nice.. allthough perhaps you could have sharpened it up some more. I like the lines and the desperateness of her pose...
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
3/18/2003 1:58:29 PM
Thanks... You saw my point.. Someone else clearly did not You pretty much summed up why I took the picture
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
3/18/2003 1:57:27 PM
Thanks.... I think I can be proud of this one...
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
3/18/2003 1:56:46 PM
I had to cut off the wing to get the detail you see now on the fuselage... But thanks for the reply. I have this with both wings on as well, I will upload that too one day.
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
3/18/2003 1:55:29 PM
Thanks for the comment. It is indeed a great shot, But I unfortunately uploaded it at a size that was too big, so it was downsized. By downsizing, the pic got softer, which spoils the entire idea of the shot. The original is glittering with reflections and nice edges...
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
2/23/2003 12:28:34 PM
Yeah... thanks, I will try that when I have the chance,
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
11/20/2002 11:41:37 PM
nice... but be carefull though.. damn venemous those spiders...
Too bad you didnt get a shot at her belly, that would have been awesome.
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
11/20/2002 11:40:11 PM
I would have liked to see this a bit wider, show more of the surroundings. But it show great detail and fantastic colours. Nice picture
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
11/20/2002 1:21:47 PM
This is really great... Well done.. Great reflection
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
11/12/2002 10:42:47 AM
makes me feel like I did last saturday night nice effect!
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
11/12/2002 10:41:53 AM
/me thinks you are spoiled with such a view.
Great shot. Makes me long for the holidays: skiing!
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
10/26/2002 7:23:37 AM
Lucas,
Just shot from alongside the runway, there are a lot of areas you can photograph from. side-on would be about 70mm here...
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
10/1/2002 9:15:26 AM
Kenneth, beautiful.
But! Could this be the staircase inside the St Peter (San Pietro) in Rome? I've been there 3 times now and I have the feeling I know these stairs......
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
9/29/2002 1:02:20 PM
You aren't getting a lot of comments are you? Don't worry, we'll take some kick ass shots there this Xmas.
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
9/24/2002 11:12:28 AM
Cool. Why didnt you show me this one before?
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
9/22/2002 11:52:46 PM
I see. Well, here are the things I plan to do differently next time:
- Use wide angle (28 vs 75 this time)
- Slides (probably Astia or Velvia)
- setting F22, make a couple of shots with different shutter speeds.
more suggestions?
Thanks so far!
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
9/22/2002 9:55:37 PM
This was at 2300 hrs. Pitch Black in the alps.
closing down all the way to f22 might help? And then let the camera decide what to do with the shutter?
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
9/14/2002 12:07:26 AM
Thanks! I cant seem to scan this film any better, but the original was much better than this. I am going back there this winter and I will use Provia 100 or 400 for the skiing shots and I'll take some Velvia as well. I wasnt really into photography back then!
Wietse
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Critique By:
Wietse de Graaf (K:136)
9/8/2002 1:40:32 AM
Nope its London. Took the picture on my trip there this summer.
Wietse
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