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Ok so I finally got around to taking the new camera out for something other than a test shot. So this is effectivally the first shot with the new 50D. Got to say its a lot better than the old 350D, not that the 350D is a shit camera, but you know what I mean. I am very happy with the results I have had from the 50D so far. Click image for larger on black photograph.
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Holy crap! I really like this, I'm interested to see what it looks in colour, but I doubt it will be as striking as your black and white. The shame, texture and lighting are all great, and the clouds and to the mood and drama as well.
My only suggestion would be to have a little bit of free space above the top peak, give it a little room to breath, so to speak.
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Exif is in the image. Dunno why you can't see it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fourthogra ... 6919/meta/
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I like this. Such a contrasty image, defining the features worn by the elements over time.
Cheers, Paul
A bit of Nikon gear.....some more would always be nice!
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