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Oberon Photography Adventure Part Three...

PostPosted: Sat Jun 08, 2013 7:03 pm
by Remorhaz
In town in Oberon

Sacred
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The Tiny Chapel
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In the main street of Oberon is a very interesting art deco building

Upper Art
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Slices
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Re: Oberon Photography Adventure Part Three...

PostPosted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:32 pm
by sirhc55
1 and 2 are inspired shots. Beautiful colour.

The Art Deco shot is brilliant in that you have shown it at an angle which is what Art Deco is all about - love it.

Re: Oberon Photography Adventure Part Three...

PostPosted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:16 pm
by Matt. K
#1 and #2 are beautifully processed images and a testament to your skills. You are producing professional quality photography and it's a joy to look at your work.

Re: Oberon Photography Adventure Part Three...

PostPosted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:22 pm
by ozimax
The first photo (of a font or something like that; not being RC, I have little idea what it is) is phenomenal. Was this handheld? If so, what were the camera settings including lens choice? Thanks Rodney.

Re: Oberon Photography Adventure Part Three...

PostPosted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:49 pm
by Sylvia
1 & 2. Yep very nice images. Well processed.
Congrats Rodney.

Re: Oberon Photography Adventure Part Three...

PostPosted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 6:52 pm
by Remorhaz
sirhc55 wrote:1 and 2 are inspired shots. Beautiful colour. The Art Deco shot is brilliant in that you have shown it at an angle which is what Art Deco is all about - love it.


Cheers Chris - thanks for that :)

Matt. K wrote:#1 and #2 are beautifully processed images and a testament to your skills. You are producing professional quality photography and it's a joy to look at your work.


Thanks Matt for your encouragement

ozimax wrote:The first photo (of a font or something like that; not being RC, I have little idea what it is) is phenomenal. Was this handheld? If so, what were the camera settings including lens choice?


Thanks Ozi - yep handheld - inside St Barnabas Church in town. It's a quaint little church (and it was tiny) - it was nearly pitch black inside but I was able to craft these images handheld with Sigma 35mm f/1.4 shot nearly wide open with some brackets taken to combine into a HDR blended image. The 0EV image was 1/40th at f/2.0 and ISO 220 - the other frames were -2EV and +2EV.

Sylvia wrote:1 & 2. Yep very nice images. Well processed


Thanks Sylvia