Nowhere Sunrise + New Edit
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AlanLichty
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Cool looking nowhere - I like the variety of terrain in the frame.
Interesting to think that nowhere must have dimensions or you wouldn't be able to determine that you were in the middle of it
Interesting to think that nowhere must have dimensions or you wouldn't be able to determine that you were in the middle of it
Interesting geology. You had nice light to capture this scene.
Michael13
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Thanks Alan, I have discovered a few of these areas of mixed topography/geology in Nevada, hope to find more.Cool looking nowhere - I like the variety of terrain in the frame.
Interesting to think that nowhere must have dimensions or you wouldn't be able to determine that you were in the middle of it
To me, the middle of nowhere is as much a state of mind as a geographic location. And it feels good!
Michael13
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Thanks, Guys! I'm glad there are still some relatively unknown places out there with so much photographic potential.
AlanLichty
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Looks pretty good. This used to be a "normal" aspect ratio for cameras using 120 filmCropped it down to 1:1, per Andrey's suggestion. I should just buy a Hasselblad.
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The edit makes this a stronger composition. I would think cropping is much easier on the pocket book than the Hasselblad
Michael13
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If you and Alan chipped in half each, it wouldn't be too bad. And I'd get back all that time I used to spend cropping!The edit makes this a stronger composition. I would think cropping is much easier on the pocket book than the Hasselblad
lionking
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I like the edit too, good job.Cropped it down to 1:1, per Andrey's suggestion. I should just buy a Hasselblad.
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The main issue with Hasselblad system, putting the price aside, is weigh, (if you need to carry few lenses), and battery life, otherwise their color science is probably the best.
Cheers.