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Nov 07, 2006 16:58 |  #1

Taken at the last Scottish POTN meet...the other twelve guys were stood on top of the bridge whilst I explored the light on the 'tunnel' under the bridge at the Falls of Bruar, Perthsire.

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Nov 07, 2006 17:15 |  #2

Nicely exposed/processed Steve. There is nice detail in the tunnel and in the trees beyond.



  
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Nov 07, 2006 18:22 |  #3
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Ahh,is that what you were up to at the time mister?:lol: :lol:

Very well controlled expossure for an under a bridge shot i must say,cracking job Steve.


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Nov 07, 2006 18:25 |  #4

I must agree with those two. Exposure is perfect :)


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Nov 07, 2006 20:08 |  #5

The sunlight on the floor makes this shot. Too bad about the graffiti on the wall, though.


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Nov 07, 2006 20:17 |  #6

nice shot where did u meter off of?


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Nov 07, 2006 21:55 |  #7

MitsuJDM wrote in post #2231679 (external link)
I must agree with those two. Exposure is perfect :)

It sure is perfect and it looks to me like the typical kind of shot that's difficult to expose properly.


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Nov 07, 2006 22:57 as a reply to  @ montreal's post |  #8

There are so many ways to get that shot wrong but you managed to get it right. I love the colors and the light, especially how it casts the trees shadows into the tunnel. Great detail too Steve. :grin:


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Nov 08, 2006 01:22 as a reply to  @ HrcRacing's post |  #9

Thanks all :)

There's no real way to get a perfect exposure in shot for a subject like this is there? :confused:

I blended two RAW shots, one exposed for the shadows, one for the highlights.

It was the light on the floor that drew me to the scene whilst the rest of the boys were pushing each other out of the way for a vantage point of the falls above. :lol:


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Nov 08, 2006 01:26 |  #10

yeah. great details in the shadows! Well done!


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Nov 08, 2006 01:28 |  #11

Exposure is indeed perfect as you can easily see the details in darkest parts and the scenery you can see through the tunnel makes this picture even better, well done.


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Nov 08, 2006 01:29 as a reply to  @ rssfhs's post |  #12

Lovely shot Steve........:)


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Nov 08, 2006 02:35 |  #13

A difficult shot well executed Steve.
Thanks for sharing method of exposure.
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Nov 08, 2006 02:45 |  #14

Wow...pays to go under the bridge from time to time...no trolls either. Well done indeed.


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Nov 08, 2006 03:56 |  #15

I think he went for a pee.


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