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Reaching Out

© Susan Williams

Reaching Out

Uploaded: January 16, 2013

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f/4.0 1/5000 -0.67 ISO 200

Exif: F Number: 4, Exposure Bias Value: -0.67, ExposureTime: 1/5000 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 200, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 135.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 7D

Comments

January 16, 2013

Love the POV here Susan for this massive crane. It shows the power and strength.. #1509314

Emile Abbott level-deluxe January 16, 2013

Don't get hurt getting these type of captures in a hard hat zone. Nice perspective in this EOD. Agree with Brian in the power and strength. #10518478

Susan Williams January 16, 2013

Thank you, Brian and Emile. I get these shots on the weekend when no one's around and I never crawl under the fence. :) I think this crane operator likes to leave it "just so" for people like me to admire his art, or maybe her art. #10519010

R. J. Laudenbacher level-classic January 21, 2013

Fabulous capture with great leading lines and perfect comp, Susan! :) #10525685

Robert R. Goodman January 21, 2013

Hi Susan,I have always been amazed by how they work.Beautiful capture my friend.We have one at the shop,but we seldom use it!!!! #10525955

Susan Williams January 21, 2013

Thank you very much, Becky and Bobby.

Bobby, you should hop in the cab, park it just so, and have fun with your camera. You will most assuredly have an awesome sky for the background! #10526981

Terry Cervi level-deluxe January 22, 2013

Fantastic composition and detail, Susan! #10528403

Thomas E. Hinds January 22, 2013

This is wonderful, Susan! (I liked the other you did of this crane, too). I would get cut or bruised just walking anywhere near such a massive machine! Terrific POV, clarity, and color! #10528670

Connie J. Bagot January 23, 2013

Awesome pov and I love the design elements and the way they fill the frame. Perfect! #10529405

Susan Williams January 25, 2013

Thank you, Terry, Thomas and Connie.

This crane caught my eye when I was scavenging for leading lines for an MT contest. The crane is in use at a construction site so it's parked different ways on different days and the sky is always changing. #10536902


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