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ridedontslide wrote in post #17032317

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the lone wolf by ridedontslide, on Flickr

Beautiful.

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jbm7777 wrote in post #17032437

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so i know the moon was bigger, but i'm assuming this is two photos, one of the moon closer up, imposed onto the landscape?

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RMLPhoto wrote in post #17032467
so i know the moon was bigger, but i'm assuming this is two photos, one of the moon closer up, imposed onto the landscape?

lol, has to be, I've tried these shots before, never turns out well with one shot

likely moon shot with the 70-200

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Charlie wrote in post #17032470
lol, has to be, I've tried these shots before, never turns out well with one shot

likely moon shot with the 70-200

Love this forum, always keeping me humble. ^this is correct, 70-200 at the 200 end and then 17-40 for foreground. I scaled the moon down a bit just so it was at the edge of being too big, purposefully going for slightly larger than life.

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jbm7777 wrote in post #17032936
Love this forum, always keeping me humble. ^this is correct, 70-200 at the 200 end and then 17-40 for foreground. I scaled the moon down a bit just so it was at the edge of being too big, purposefully going for slightly larger than life.

Well the end result is beautiful, great image!

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JoseCanseco wrote in post #17033223
Well the end result is beautiful, great image!

why is it great? it's fake
you make people believe its real in one shot, but its not. end of story.

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FarmerTed1971 wrote in post #17033259
It has to be "real" to be great?

Photography is an "art"... An art of deception sometimes. If you're a purest and don't believe that composites are "real" then I feel sorry for you because you will be astounded as to how much you see is manipulated in some way.

Agreed, by that logic we shouldn't edit any of our photos. Composites have their place, especially when they are as well conceived and executed as that one. Great job!

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rsharp76 wrote in post #17033277
Agreed, by that logic we shouldn't edit any of our photos. Composites have their place, especially when they are as well conceived and executed as that one. Great job!

There are many overdone composites but that image is definitely not one of them and I agree with everyone that the image truly looks great!

If people don't want to fully utilize DSLR's features such as RAW then they might as well save their money and stick to their phones that only shoot jpeg!

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Sage wrote in post #17033251
why is it great? it's fake
you make people believe its real in one shot, but its not. end of story.

It's great because it's great. What a non-argument this is... by this logic there's no such thing as a "great" painting, since every painting is an artists interpretation of reality.

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jbm7777 wrote in post #17032936
Love this forum, always keeping me humble. ^this is correct, 70-200 at the 200 end and then 17-40 for foreground. I scaled the moon down a bit just so it was at the edge of being too big, purposefully going for slightly larger than life.

It's fantastic work! My question is: How did you match the size if the reflection so week to the size of the moon?

Outstanding work Sir!

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