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Natrure otherwise
August 25, 2013
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this shots are without manipulations

Click on image for higher resolution and shot’s information

 

IMG_7377

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August 25, 2013
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Very interesting photos, Jose.
They are quite suitable for a paired framing.

So, exactly what did you do to get these effects?
I can not tell from your camera settings.
Except, possibly, for the relatively slow shutter speeds.

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August 25, 2013
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interesting, let us know how could you take these shots?

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yes Mandrake, you’re right, I did a little move of the camera with the slow shutter speed.

I saw it on a fotografie course and I wanted to try it. The results were often very poor, but among several attempts I found tihs two and I liked them.

They are something different

August 26, 2013
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fotos-jose,

Good attempt and  interesting shots.

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Interesting shapes….nice set of shots!!

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Those are cool, photo-jose! With this technique is it trial and error, but it is also fun to experiment. 

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