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The challenged continued, how to make the best possible photo of this cool lighthouse. The challenge is to have a “normal” looking lighthouse, not have it tilting over or disappearing into nowhere while removing unwanted elements around while still including those that are important. Up close didn’t work for the lighthouse but did for removing unwanted elements. What happens when we move back? Walking back so now we’re 150 yards from the lighthouse, it is perfectly straight but yuck, look at all the crap to the right! I’m still not happy with this. More to come.
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Now here’s a photo I like. The interior of the lighthouse is just got the most juicy light, every candle just dripping with romance, mystery and depth. Just frame and click.
Photos captured by D3, 24PC-E on Lexar UDMA digital film