Gallery: Photo ArtPosted November 18, 2012113 views4 comments
No post processing, this was all done in camera...3 shot multiple exposure. The light really drew me to this scene.
Nikon D200, nikkor 70-300mm@105mm, all 3 shots f5.6@1/50(change of focus), ISO 100
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Comment posted by Jim Sabiston on November 19, 2012 at 1:37 PM
Nicely done, more so that it was done in camera.
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Comment posted by Charlie Baugh on November 19, 2012 at 3:54 PM
Superb art.
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Comment posted by John Clulow on November 19, 2012 at 9:40 PM
Interesting effect that makes we want to try multiple exposure. I like the composition and how the effect has an impressionist feel.
This next part could be "just me" with eye sight starting to fail at 65, but while I really like the effect over on the left side where the sunlight is glowing on the foliage and around in front as well, when it comes to the bark on the tree, I find that my brain is sending me the message of eye strain. It's as if my mind can accept an impressionist interpretation of the former, but the vertical lines and degree of sharpness still remaining in the bark on the tree trunks is trying to make my eyes focus better rather than just give up and accept it.... if that make sense
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Comment posted by Karen Kane on November 19, 2012 at 11:58 PM
The lighting is wonderful - nice result Justin! I have to echo John's comment that this makes me curious about trying in-camera multiple exposures too
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4 commentsThis next part could be "just me" with eye sight starting to fail at 65, but while I really like the effect over on the left side where the sunlight is glowing on the foliage and around in front as well, when it comes to the bark on the tree, I find that my brain is sending me the message of eye strain. It's as if my mind can accept an impressionist interpretation of the former, but the vertical lines and degree of sharpness still remaining in the bark on the tree trunks is trying to make my eyes focus better rather than just give up and accept it.... if that make sense