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 Member 704 Level 31.89 Mar 2006 
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Breaking my photographer's block
For the entire year, I have had a terrible case of photographer's block. But upon going out for a walk about two weeks ago, something told me "You should really pick up your camera...", and also "don't forget the polarizing filter". So, I got them and walked out. I took a few mediocre shots as I was walking up to the gas station, but on my way out, I was inspired by a beautiful sight:
 Oh yeah! I felt so good, like I had found something, a part of myself that I had lost along the way somehow. And I think I also discovered what my real photographic passion is: The sky! Looking back on it, nothing has ever truly exicted me or elicited a more pure, childlike joy than a wonderful sky scene, and the sky was indeed in rare form that night. I just wish I hadn't blown the red channel on the right side. Jam it back in, in the dark.   |
Member 704 Level 31.89 Mar 2006
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Unfortunately, the white area is nearly at 255, and is basically unsalvagable. There's also the fact that the closer you get to the sun, the smaller and smaller the effects of the polarizer become.
 There's nowhere I can't reach.
Last edited by PiccoloNamek; Oct 12, 2006 at 01:51 AM.
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