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floydianslip6
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Feb 08, 2007 00:10 |  #1

Here are some previews of an old train/scrap yard. Really weird place.

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I like the last one because it has a train car, a boat, a car, and a truck so weird to have them in a row like that.

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Feb 08, 2007 21:57 |  #2

I love #1, round one one end and square on the other. Very cool! Like the B&W, some of the skies appear blown out - but I'm on an uncalibrated laptop. This place has some great potential, I hope you visit it again soon!


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Feb 08, 2007 21:59 |  #3

I like em, but the skies are kinda blown out. I would recommend bracketing exposures and blending or using a graduated neutral density filter. I agree, the last one is an odd combination of things.
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