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.. from an officer's point of view.

Thought I would try a small panorama shot while shooting at a house fire.... totally different shot than i would usually do.. but i think the gamble paid off? comments more than welcome and appreciated...




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Looks pretty good to me, Mark.

KerryPierce wrote:Looks pretty good to me, Mark.

Thanks Kerry.

I don't know about you... but I like the fact that you can't actually see the primary incident however there is still enough going on in the shot to make you look around?

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Great shot.

Works well in B&W too. Love the fireman giving you a dirty look in the background.

I like this....tells a story.

What is the story I see?

The "managment" turns up after the event and asks "can I assist". The look of the "worker" answers it all!

dhess wrote:Great shot.

Works well in B&W too. Love the fireman giving you a dirty look in the background.

the look he is giving definitely says something doesn't it...

xerubus wrote:

KerryPierce wrote:Looks pretty good to me, Mark.

Thanks Kerry.

I don't know about you... but I like the fact that you can't actually see the primary incident however there is still enough going on in the shot to make you look around?

cheers

Yes, I think that is what makes the shot appealing. There's no "central" point of interest, but plenty of interesting things to see.

A busy photo indeed but plenty of intersting small individual photos within it. i reckon you could crop it about four times and have four totally different pictures.

Great photo.

Mark

I really like this shot. While it is quite busy it is very interesting too and there is lots too look at. An excellent story shot as has already been observed. I think the pano layout works well to drag the viewer across the image and encounter different parts of the "story".