Thank you, Ann!
I hadn't really thought about it as a photo essay, but I suppose that's
essentially what it is. And I do agree it could benefit from a bit of
paring. I originally approached it as more or less a collection of
glorified snapshots, but I guess therein lies the distinction.
I'll let a few days pass and give them a look with a fresh perspective
to see which ones need to stay and which need to go.
Many thanks for the suggestions, Ann. They'll be at the forefront of my
mind when I start separating the wheat from the chaff.
-- Walt
On 2/29/2012 4:52 PM, Ann Sanfedele wrote:
Holy Batman!
Glad it was "a few miles down the road" from you and you didn't hear
the freight train...
Nice photo essay - might drop a couple that are redundant but well
done I'd say - wether channel worthy -
"No Outlet" indeed :=-]
Like the tidiness of the church..
think 5384 and 5388 and 5403 , too as those are especially strong in
terms of showing the weirdness of the storm. The overturned mobile
home next to the little bird lawn doodads that didn't soffer any damage,
the twisted metal structure and the little red kiddy car...etc..
I think they would have more impact if you pruned the amount of frames
just a bit.
annsan in boring NY weather
On 2/29/2012 15:08, Walt Gilbert wrote:
So . . . this happened this morning, just a few miles down the road from
my house around 5:00 AM. I never heard a thing.
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/walt_gilbert/sets/72157629118984308/
All shots were taken with the K-x fitted with my A 50/1.7 and the K100D
Super with my Promaster 70-300.
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