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I took my ride into Washington today to check out my gear as well as the Autumn color. I give the trees one or two more weeks. I rather enjoy this photograph. It looks like it should be framed and hanging on my wall. What do you think?
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It will look just fine on your wall Bob, as long as you tilt your head -0.9 degrees to the right LOL. Just kiddin Bob, but it really does need levelled (-0.9 left) It's a nice image Bob
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I used the bubble level on my tripod head and the shot is level. Thanks.
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[quote=bobmielke;86778]I used the bubble level on my tripod head and the shot is level. Thanks.[/QUOT
Unless they lay foundations for houses at an angle and lakes & trees are sloped where you live, then your bubble level needs calibrated because it's way off. You don't need a bubble level to see that the horizon on your image is off.
Here is the levelled horizon, now tell me it was not off
BTW your welcome.
Unless they lay foundations for houses at an angle and lakes & trees are sloped where you live, then your bubble level needs calibrated because it's way off. You don't need a bubble level to see that the horizon on your image is off.
Here is the levelled horizon, now tell me it was not off
BTW your welcome.
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I see you have ate humble pie and uploaded a new (more levelled) version on the fly. Your getting there Bob
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I apologize for not looking closer at the photo instead of trusting the tripod level.
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lovely image.
have you thought about having a go at cloning out the telegraph pole?
have you thought about having a go at cloning out the telegraph pole?
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lovely image.
have you thought about having a go at cloning out the telegraph pole?
have you thought about having a go at cloning out the telegraph pole?
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I agree it should be on your wall! Really great picture!
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What telephone pole? Check the photo again. I've done as you suggested.
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