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more of which I shall speak of later.
ANYWAY, it recommended as an exercise to shoot 200 images a week. TWO. HUNDRED. That's a lot of pix. But from another standpoint, that's 6 or 7 rolls of 36 exposure 35mm film. And you can shoot a roll of film in 10 minutes, no problem. So a roll a day. Not difficult, you just have to do it. So today, when I went down to Alamo to pick up some meds and do some shopping, I made it a point to stop and do some photography. We've had some storms hanging around, which always produces nice clouds and usually some good sunsets. As I was working in Photoshop doing a little bit of post-processing, I ran in to this interesting image.
(click to embiggen)
There is a very serious problem with this image. Can you spot it? You don't need to embiggen it, though you can if you want. It'll probably fill your browser as the image is 27.2" wide by 16.8" high.
The explanation and more images explaining cropping and photo stitching are under the cut. Oooh! I just left a clew!
And that's five more images under the cut, so it might take a minute to fully load.
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ANYWAY, it recommended as an exercise to shoot 200 images a week. TWO. HUNDRED. That's a lot of pix. But from another standpoint, that's 6 or 7 rolls of 36 exposure 35mm film. And you can shoot a roll of film in 10 minutes, no problem. So a roll a day. Not difficult, you just have to do it. So today, when I went down to Alamo to pick up some meds and do some shopping, I made it a point to stop and do some photography. We've had some storms hanging around, which always produces nice clouds and usually some good sunsets. As I was working in Photoshop doing a little bit of post-processing, I ran in to this interesting image.
(click to embiggen)
There is a very serious problem with this image. Can you spot it? You don't need to embiggen it, though you can if you want. It'll probably fill your browser as the image is 27.2" wide by 16.8" high.
The explanation and more images explaining cropping and photo stitching are under the cut. Oooh! I just left a clew!
And that's five more images under the cut, so it might take a minute to fully load.
( Read more... )
