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Harbor Lights
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Bianca B. Steinfeldt |
I like this one better from your two Harbor pictures ... the moon light goes better with the rest of the light. But I love this moon, it would be great to have just the moon with a refelction in the water - you can do this with the flood filter. Wonderful gallery!
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Pete H |
Thanks Bianca....I appreciate the input. Pete
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KHAWLA Haddad |
Congratulations on your wonderful finalist!!!!!
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William G. Knapp |
Great shot Pete, Congratulations on your Finalist!
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Lorri Shane |
Such a beautiful shot. I love the dark colors and gorgeous moon. Congrats on FINALIST!
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Pete H |
Thanks all..I appreciate all the comments. Pete
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chrisbudny.com - Chris Budny Contact Chris Budny Chris Budny's Gallery |
Doesn't the moon always look enormous near the horizon, and teensy later, higher in the sky? This way you can always have it as you want it... what a terrific combination, and a great shot of both subjects; well suited to eachother!
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Pete H |
Thanks Christopher; The moon does "appear" bigger at the horizon, but in actuality it really isn't..maybe a tad from atmospheric abberations. The reason for this I have read is visual perception.
Pete
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chrisbudny.com - Chris Budny Contact Chris Budny Chris Budny's Gallery |
I've read the same explanations for the "moon-rise illusion." And last night it came up huge, dead center over the road I live on, and I just about slammed on the brakes as I crested a hill and saw it looming ahead. Of course, my camera was not with me :( What I meant to say in my prior post, was that as a composite image, you can control the size; naturally or unnaturally large or small... and this was a terrific pairing.
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