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state line
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5 replies
Posted by
wally emmert
on June 8, 2008 at 5:54 PM
I know this isnt midwest material but since i travel all 48 states
i do take a lot of photos in other areas.. this is a shot of the
nevada state line while traveling north on I15 from ca.
If you see what looks like dust particles in the photo, they are
bugs on the windshield of my truck.. took this at the last second
while slowly decending in my semi down the mountain
rebel xt canon 75-300mm all the way out at 300mm
Posted by
wally emmert
on June 8, 2008 at 5:59 PM
maybe it will work this time
Posted by
Joel Truckenbrod
on June 9, 2008 at 2:33 PM
It worked both times for me.
I'd like to see less sky personally, and the bug spot could be removed easily enough. Perhaps a pano crop would make this a bit stronger.
Posted by
Chuck Beatty
on June 9, 2008 at 9:55 PM
I agree with Joel that there could be less sky in this image, even though the open sky is so much a part of this region. Ever thought about doing a photo book of images captured through the windshield?
Posted by
Kendall Hetrick
on June 9, 2008 at 10:55 PM
Looks like an interesting downhill ride. Not a bad shot when I think you are on the front of 80,000lbs about to head down into the valley.
Posted by
Toni Lankerd
on June 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM
Chuck's got a great idea, Wally...a book "As Seen Through my Windshield" would be perfect!
Discussion
5 repliesi do take a lot of photos in other areas.. this is a shot of the
nevada state line while traveling north on I15 from ca.
If you see what looks like dust particles in the photo, they are
bugs on the windshield of my truck.. took this at the last second
while slowly decending in my semi down the mountain
rebel xt canon 75-300mm all the way out at 300mm
I'd like to see less sky personally, and the bug spot could be removed easily enough. Perhaps a pano crop would make this a bit stronger.