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Floating Seat 2 and 3
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These were both taken with the 12-24 as opposed to my first effort with the 18-200. I only have a laptop at the moment so no Dxo or PS just Irfan basics. Any improvement on the previous post Seat? Actually the sky does look quite blown on this monitor, any suggestions most welcome, I'm sort of intrigued with this image opportunity in my backyard. In the end we know Nothing, but in the meantime Learn like crazy.
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Interesting #2
You've gone from levitation in your previous post to Escher style in this one. You have a seat being held in mid air by some ropes attached to the branch of a tree on the other side of the tree to the seat. 
I like it
They both have blown skys on this monitor too. Nunquam requîrere a aptus occãsiõ ad claudere sûrsum
Thanks for the comments Biggsie. I thought I would go back with the polariser and see about the sky issue. It needs some space around the seat to create the floating illusion so I cannot really crop it out. I like the Escher reference.
That swing in the background was put up for the children and it took a few tries to get my daughter in just the right position for one of the images I should have seen the rope lines attached to the seat back though in the second image but if it helps the image its OK.In the end we know Nothing, but in the meantime Learn like crazy.
Your Camera Does Matter Nikon D70 D200 D300 PPOK
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