Just the way you say flowers makes them sound pretty. They are not the
usual bright and sunny version, but I read your remarks on knocking down
the back-round with exposure. A little more post processing and you
would be there.
Thanks for the intimations of Spring! 2 weeks or more for us I
Thanks, Don! Kentucky accents strike different ears in different
ways, to say the least. And there's a few different ones. In my part
of the state (extreme western) some people say it like fliers.
I was going to go out today and take another shot at them, but the sun's
behind the clouds
Around here, and further south, the flahrs would 'v been shot in de holler.
Was it difficult to choose the angle as the row went to the back of the frame?
Perhaps a 24mm (anywhere from 20mm to 35mm) might have been useful there.
Still, I do wonder which film you were using in your KX. :-)
On 3/22/2011 2:27 PM, Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
Around here, and further south, the flahrs would 'v been shot in de holler.
Was it difficult to choose the angle as the row went to the back of the frame?
Perhaps a 24mm (anywhere from 20mm to 35mm) might have been useful there.
Still, I do
On Mar 22, 2011, at 9:26 AM, Don Guthrie wrote:
Just the way you say flowers makes them sound pretty. They are not the usual
bright and sunny version, but I read your remarks on knocking down the
back-round with exposure. A little more post processing and you would be
there.
Thanks for
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