heya rutt - a nice scene. i'd like to see this scene from a lower perspective ... i feel to high over the trucks. you're pretty tall, aren't you?
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That might be good advice in general for me. I'm not that tall, but getting the camera down is often good advice for me. Where is the digital Roliflex? Or Nikon F? Waist level shooting was so great.
That might be good advice in general for me. I'm not that tall, but getting the camera down is often good advice for me. Where is the digital Roliflex? Or Nikon F? Waist level shooting was so great.
Is this your backyard? If so, take that white truck and turn it into your personal ice cream truck! Just imagine, your out all day taking photos...what better way to top it off than grabbing a drumstick or three out of the back?
About the lower shooting level. I have to constantly think about my angles when shooting. I'm just over 6' tall, and tend to shoot down or over things when I'm in a hurry. I'd love a waist level finder for my D70
This height thing has come to my attention, too. I was the one who noticed that being shorter than the people I am photographing for baptisms, well, it is not as flattering as it would be if a taller person were doing it.
I can get "down" a lot easier than I can "stretch". A stool was an idea, I threw it out the window, when last time there were three little boys along with the parents and the baby. I rapidly backed up and outside the church door in order to get them all in the shot. I mean I went at least 5 feet, and rapidly, the priests want to get these bapisms done with no time wasted.
I do like your photo, Rutt.
ginger
What do other short people do? I am taller than some people, children, and other things, dogs. I often get down to the level I need. Mostly I am trying to keep it so the lines are straight, the perspective, I hate to change that in ps. With dogs and children, I hang around and "wait", in a relaxed fashion, sitting, on the ground sometimes.
More formal occasions like baptisms are different. I don't "hang" around, can't.
Is this your backyard? If so, take that white truck and turn it into your personal ice cream truck! Just imagine, your out all day taking photos...what better way to top it off than grabbing a drumstick or three out of the back?
Dave
Not my backyard at all, but the milk truck is cool, isn't it? I'll bet a used ice cream truck in working condition could be had for less than the cost of breathing life into that one.
Love it...
Seems like an odd place to find one's self at dawn.
I'll bet there's good picture taking ops out there. It's funny how a large piece of land can just "collect" old vehicles. See them a lot out here in this part of the country too. I like the composition and the color. Glad the vehicles were not rusted out and dull. The overgrown vines are great!
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heya rutt - a nice scene. i'd like to see this scene from a lower perspective ... i feel to high over the trucks. you're pretty tall, aren't you?
cheers
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Is this your backyard? If so, take that white truck and turn it into your personal ice cream truck! Just imagine, your out all day taking photos...what better way to top it off than grabbing a drumstick or three out of the back?
About the lower shooting level. I have to constantly think about my angles when shooting. I'm just over 6' tall, and tend to shoot down or over things when I'm in a hurry. I'd love a waist level finder for my D70
Dave
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I can get "down" a lot easier than I can "stretch". A stool was an idea, I threw it out the window, when last time there were three little boys along with the parents and the baby. I rapidly backed up and outside the church door in order to get them all in the shot. I mean I went at least 5 feet, and rapidly, the priests want to get these bapisms done with no time wasted.
I do like your photo, Rutt.
ginger
What do other short people do? I am taller than some people, children, and other things, dogs. I often get down to the level I need. Mostly I am trying to keep it so the lines are straight, the perspective, I hate to change that in ps. With dogs and children, I hang around and "wait", in a relaxed fashion, sitting, on the ground sometimes.
More formal occasions like baptisms are different. I don't "hang" around, can't.
Seems like an odd place to find one's self at dawn.
I'll bet there's good picture taking ops out there. It's funny how a large piece of land can just "collect" old vehicles. See them a lot out here in this part of the country too. I like the composition and the color. Glad the vehicles were not rusted out and dull. The overgrown vines are great!
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