Re: [SI] Shoot-In Point of View is Visible

I was on a cliff in a 30 mph wind. The real problem was I hiked in
and should have brought a tripod The cliffs in the photo were
too far away for hand held. Surprisingly I was out in the wind to get
away from the nearby trees that would have made a much better shot.

There were turkey vultures in the air just below me.
I took several images of them including one looking down over
its shoulder (< 50 feet away). Good shot of the bird looking
at rubble and shoreline. Uninteresting at best.

If it is nice this weekend I am going back in. The scenery is
spectacular even better now with no insects yet and one around.
It is about a 1 Km hike from the nearest road.

w..

Stuffed Crust wrote:

> Walter Banks <walter@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > That is what your eyes feel like after staring over the edge of an
> > over hung 200 foot cliff. You and others are correct about the
> > perspective it is missing.
>
> The whole thing seemed ...blurry; like my eyes couldn't quite focus.
>
> Would a polarizer have helped?  (I remember them helping my dad's desert
> photography a lot, back in the day...)
>
>  - Solomon
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