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I figured if anybody could appreciate this, it was you guys.
I set the camera in the field on a tripod and had a friend of mine run out to where I wanted to be. I set the aperture, shutterspeed, exposure and got the angle down, then I ran out to him. He ran back and I had him press the button.
An amount of photoshop work later and I'm pretty impressed with the result.
That is an excellent shot!! For some reason, though, I'm picturing wildlife in the background, like zebra, or gazelle or elephants or something. It looks like an African setting.
rjallen70 wrote:Great Scott!!!
That is one heck of a picture!
Absolutely beautiful!
Ron
Glad you enjoyed it Ron. Shows how nicely the whip rolls out - great work on it.
And don't call me Scott
Whipitgood, this was taken out in back of a water pump and quarry area of all places. All the machinery is one side surrounded by mountains, but in the other direction there are nothing but fields stretching out forever.
Btw let me just say that these are not the kind of fields I would recommend prancing though happily. This was a month ago and I STILL have burrs in my socks.
Honestly though, it's not as far from civilization as it looks.