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Sky looks hot, ground looks hot, even the sheep look hot. I wonder if there's any way to put a little more colour in the RH pic (sorry, the second pic - didn't notice the others the first time around) - sky in this one looks a little washed out. Is this the type of shot where a polarizing filter would have helped? PS: Have just re-read my original post here and realised it might have read entirely as a criticism. What I meant was, it's not always easy to capture heat in a photo, but with the first two shots, which were all I was looking at at the time, I immediately felt the impact of the heat.
Last edited by ru32day on Sat Feb 12, 2005 1:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
G'day,
Pic #1 is a great Australian landscape, as is #2... Just wondering about what appears to be a potential "dust bunny" in the top left of pic #2 but can't see it in the other shots??? #3 would be an interesting one to try in B&W maybe? Cheers, Mudder Aka Andrew
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