loan moon , loan tree ' nearly there '

**Admin** · Subject: loan moon , loan tree ' nearly there ' Tue Sep 23, 2008 8:02 pm

Went to chapel en le frith on saturday with Ian . The light was totally against photographers , and the scene was a little hard to spot a decent shot .

Heres one i took on Ian 350d , we debated this view for about 30 mins.... i thnik it would have been better if the bush in the forground was not ther ' your thoughts ' !

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**Velocity** · Subject: Re: loan moon , loan tree ' nearly there ' Wed Sep 24, 2008 2:05 pm

Nice to see you using digital Si Smile

For me the bush is a little distracting. Nice colour though Smile

Nige

**Nikonuser** · Subject: Re: loan moon , loan tree ' nearly there ' Thu Sep 25, 2008 4:11 pm

Think i'd have not included the brush.

C

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**Naughtymic** · Subject: Re: loan moon , loan tree ' nearly there ' Sat Sep 27, 2008 4:30 pm

I agree about the bush! Very Happy

Love the colour of the sky though!

Mic

**IanPlant** · Subject: Re: loan moon , loan tree ' nearly there ' Sun Sep 28, 2008 3:34 pm

the bush was part of the discussion that that was why it was taken with a digital. As most of you know Si only uses film so the picture was taken with my camera to see what the result would be. The bush was a problem but there was no way of taking out of the shot especially what was wanted to be captured in the frame. I have a similiar shot taken on the return trip. I will post it later

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Cakwan · Subject: Re: loan moon , loan tree ' nearly there ' Fri Dec 12, 2008 11:25 pm

Can you please explain how to take this one?
Using fill flash? lens? f?
thank you