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VivD SydneyIt was great catching up with some many photogs both new and old, it was a bit hard with the crowds the keep the crew together, but I hopefully recruited a few random togs to hopefully join the forum.
HDR Shot of the crowds watching the Fire/Water show (massive crowds) The Burning Boat Another of the Boat Katie and Zoe
Re: VivD Sydneylove the 1st image Craig !
Re: VivD SydneyI really like the first one, the HDR treatment on it really suits it,
cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Re: VivD SydneyLove the HDR crowds! It really makes you want to be part of it eventhough I knew (and experienced) it was really not that desirable to navigate that crowd. This could be a poster shot for the event to draw the crowds!
Re: VivD SydneyGreat stuff Craig!
So that is what fire/water is meant to look like! Cameron
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Re: VivD SydneyYes Cam it was actually pretty cool, but we were politely asked to sit down as we were 1 row from the front so I only grabbed a few shots the rest of the time I was watching from ground level, pretty damn uncomfortable really. The boat rising out of the water, then burning and sinking was very well done, the rest of the performance was a little hard to follow.
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holy crap there is alot of people there! The first image is great, great composition and treatment. gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: VivD Sydney#1 is a great shot, well done.
Was the boat burning real? This is a shot of what happens on the Shetland Isles each year at the Up Helly Aa festival. They build a new one each year then burn it to the ground. http://www.billyfoxphotography.com/photo_3507191.html Craig
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Re: VivD SydneyCraig - this was a replayable event every hour, so while the flames were real the boat wasn't actually burnt. The show starts with the boat submerged (and you may not notice its there), then it rises, some actors run around it, and then set fire to it, and it sinks back into the cove fairly dramatically. But its all fuel burning, not the actual boat.
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