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Cat:
See how the light on the ground has a digital look? When Portland does have street lights they are LED ones that create a very harsh dappled effect that is impossible to work with. It also looks like a shadow layer in a video game instead of reality... or like an effect from a shadowing brush or stamp in a digital art program. In this case, the light source was far enough away that it didn't mess up the shot, it actually make a cool background.
... when I am not struggling with lack of streetlights I am usually struggling with the presence of street lights.
I don't usually shoot anything mass produced, but I love this with my whole heart. I hate gnomes. For some reason, amazing, creepy, hand-made art projects in yards wind up also having cheap plastic gnomes. Since I do not mess with people's yards, even if I suspect someone else just tossed the plastic trash in there, I need to try to work around the gnomes. The reason why my angles some creepy yard arts are so odd is because I am trying to avoid bright, primary colored gnomes in the shot.
Rose backlit by a full moon:
Hint of moon:
Bit more moon:
Old treeswing:
See how the light on the ground has a digital look? When Portland does have street lights they are LED ones that create a very harsh dappled effect that is impossible to work with. It also looks like a shadow layer in a video game instead of reality... or like an effect from a shadowing brush or stamp in a digital art program. In this case, the light source was far enough away that it didn't mess up the shot, it actually make a cool background.
... when I am not struggling with lack of streetlights I am usually struggling with the presence of street lights.
I don't usually shoot anything mass produced, but I love this with my whole heart. I hate gnomes. For some reason, amazing, creepy, hand-made art projects in yards wind up also having cheap plastic gnomes. Since I do not mess with people's yards, even if I suspect someone else just tossed the plastic trash in there, I need to try to work around the gnomes. The reason why my angles some creepy yard arts are so odd is because I am trying to avoid bright, primary colored gnomes in the shot.
Rose backlit by a full moon:
Hint of moon:
Bit more moon:
Old treeswing:
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Date: 2021-09-23 03:02 am (UTC)From:I am also far more pro-T-rex-eating-gnomes than I am pro-gnome.
The three shots of the moon and rose are fantastic!
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Date: 2021-09-23 07:16 am (UTC)From:no subject
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Date: 2021-09-25 09:44 am (UTC)From:Also, love the rose in moonlight pics!
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Date: 2021-09-25 09:52 am (UTC)From:It helps that I took the cat photo using a zoom lens at 300mm. Kitty disappeared after I got the shot.