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Old 03-09-2008, 04:13 PM
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Lightbulb Looking into the sky ...

I looked into the sky, but I did not see it. Instead, this dome proved to be my vision port and rendered the sky in different tones and subtleties.


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Did you wish the light wasnt there. This would be a very cool shot with out that light.
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Old 03-09-2008, 10:53 PM
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Did you wish the light wasnt there. This would be a very cool shot with out that light.
Tes, would have been a lot better without the light fixture. But no way to shoot around it and though I could clone it out, it would take a goodly amount of time. I played with different crops, but they didn't work very well either because then I'd lose the rounded edges which give dimension and geometry to the scene. So I had to go with the tradeoff.

Would you believe this dome is over the bar part of a Pub?

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I wouldnt want to PS that out... No way. I cant see a different crop either. The shot works because of those rounded edges. I agree with you completely. Maybe you could ask them to take down the light for a day? Ya, I didnt think so.

Is this a donald Trump pub?
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