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20-FEB-2005 shu

My Windmill *

Canon EOS 20D
1/1250s f/5.6 at 28.0mm iso200 full exif

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jnconradie04-Aug-2006 04:34
Very good... and the cloning, too! :-) Regards ~jnconradie
Canon DSLR Challenge03-Aug-2006 22:02
All--I have extended my windmill on the left-hand side in order to bring the compositon in to balance. I hope my clone job doesn't look like a "bad haircut," however!!! LOL shu
Dan Chusid02-Aug-2006 16:54
I'd love to explore the inside.
Vikas Malhotra01-Aug-2006 10:21
Love the colours, the red and blue go so well together. Great shot Shu. Cheers, Vikas.
jnconradie01-Aug-2006 08:13
Hi Shu, now that you mentioned it... yes, I agree. It might be interesting to also try a whole different composition as well, with the windmill quite off-centre (sort-of rules-of-thirds-style), depending of course on what else is in its vicinity. Does the blue sky come from a polarizing filter? (Not that it matters to me, I like it and also use CP filters a lot.) Regards ~jnconradie
Canon DSLR Challenge01-Aug-2006 04:20
Note: The more I look at this image, the more I believe it needs more space on the left-hand side. If any of you agree, please leave a comment. It's funny how things like this go unnoticed during the processing of an image. I guess that's one of the reasons for challenges like this--- getting acquainted with one's own images. LOL shu
Canon DSLR Challenge31-Jul-2006 16:45
The image is a brighter version of what I actually saw......with PS "tinkering," it immediately became "My Windmill!" (It's a well-known landmark on Cape Cod, Mass.) Thanks for your nice comment! shu
jnconradie31-Jul-2006 10:42
How can a windmill with bright red doors against such a blue sky not be the basis for an attractive photograph. Well captured, Shu! (I wondered if there is a story behind the title in the sense that it might be on your property, or perhaps just very close to you, or perhaps just highly loved as object for photoshoots.... Or...?) ~jnconradie