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Contrary to popular belief, those spherical things are not volleyballs.
-NXC
I think it's probably due to the industrial bent and the fact that we have identical cameras...
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Contrary to popular belief, those spherical things are not volleyballs.
-NXC
I took this shot wandering around downtown harrisburg, pa. It's been a while since I did any shooting (especially downtown). I'm not crazy about it but I like the fact that once you view the full size you can see just how very much is going on inside the frame.
However, if I could do it again... Force the ISO to at most 200, frame it a little better (though a car was in my way) and cut off the top 1/4th. And I'd try to get that rotation right the first time, when I snap the photo(I hate having to rotate in photoshop). I did too much compromising in Capture one/Photoshop in terms of adjustments that create noise.
But hey I'm rusty.
At least I can still spot my errors
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