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Archway, Princeton
Archway, Princeton
Photography \ Architecture | 06/06/08 @184 | 
Byonder | 
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Just a test-shot actually, but I kinda like how it came out, so here it is.Location is Princeton, NJ.
I've recently upgraded from my Canon A95 point-and-shoot to a Nikon D80... which is a big jump for me.
I've used film SLRs before, but not DSLRs, so I'm still figuring out what all the settings do, and unfortunately the weather hasn't been cooperating with my desire to run around taking pictures.
Also, I just got back from a photo-shoot last weekend, so hopefully I'll post a few of those soon (after my client chooses which ones she wants, and providing GFX is still around...)
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06/06/08 @216
Like the tone and good control of light.
Nice depth.
A bit unfortunite with the leaves in top left corner.
The pole or fence or whatever it is in the middle of the frame is also an obvious imperfection imo.
06/06/08 @222
Dang old-people and their railings.
If you could figure out how to eliminate that, in-camera, you'd be my hero. Seriously.
Of course, I do wish it weren't there as well. But it wasn't a big enough deterrent to not take the shot at all.
06/06/08 @226
Healing it would be manipulation I guess or what does the new rules say about this beast being eliminated.
In camera? - Not really!
06/06/08 @240
good job
06/06/08 @240
good job
06/06/08 @242
I suppose I could clone it out. The furthest arch would probably be a bit of a hassle. Perhaps if I'm bored at work tomorrow I'll take a crack at it just for kicks (although I have quite a few photos that need editing for clients, so it would definitely take a back-burner).
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good lighting.
the leaves in the upper left corner are a little disturbing
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+9
06/06/08 @837
Good cloning job too!
Glad to be of assistance!
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Congrats on the new camera!!
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cool light and cool tones
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06/08/08 @118
Top work Brandon! I really like the framing of this and the symmetry. A good bloomin' future reference for anything gothic based too
excellente
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Great cloning work! Looks much much much better now!!!
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