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Turbines at the windfarm in Crockwell.

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CD

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Turbines at the windfarm in Crockwell.

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Cheers
CD

Wind farms are amazing places - not very photogenic IMO.

I have often wondered if all of the wind farms on this planet were going full tilt would they throw the earth off axis

Hi CD

Love no 1 - with no 2, I keept waiting for the bottom half to downoad before I realised this was the way the shot had been framed

I admire your eye for a photgraphic opportunity. As sirhc55 says, the farms themselves are not necessarily photogenic, yet I found your first shot to have lots of graphic impact and be very pleasing.

That's the essence of what I hope to be able to achieve in time - to move beyond simply capturing what everyone sees, to being able to see and record beauty where it might otherwise be overlooked.

...bit deep for a Saturday arvo

ru32day wrote:Hi CD

Love no 1 - with no 2, I keept waiting for the bottom half to downoad before I realised this was the way the shot had been framed

I admire your eye for a photgraphic opportunity. As sirhc55 says, the farms themselves are not necessarily photogenic, yet I found your first shot to have lots of graphic impact and be very pleasing.

That's the essence of what I hope to be able to achieve in time - to move beyond simply capturing what everyone sees, to being able to see and record beauty where it might otherwise be overlooked.

...bit deep for a Saturday arvo

I wish I had said that - very eloquent

my thought...
i wonder if it would more effective if it was shot at a slow shutter speed so at least they look like they were working....