Activity for User 1216 - Steven Jungerwirth - jungerwirth@gmail.com

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87 Feb 21 Reply Thanks Dale . . . right now it's working as a ZOOM virtual background!
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87 Feb 21 Reply Unfortunately, I can take no credit for creativity. The approach was explained at local camera club meeting via zoom - and I simply executed it. It was a fun/safe project during these frigid quarantine days. Hope you and your's are well. Feb 6th
87 Feb 21 Reply Another great shot! Thanks for sharing it. Feb 6th
87 Feb 21 Reply WOW - glad I asked . . . . sounds like light painting with a flash.

I will look for an opportunity to try it . . . the scene you photographed will be difficult to replicate. Great capture!		 Feb 6th
87 Feb 21 Comment Jennifer - Nice shot - I like the simplicity, repeating patterns (the fence posts, and the parallel fence line/grass/paths) and the rising elevation - that then falls off in the distance. Makes me wonder what's over the hill? Framing is good - more foreground - less sky. The angle of the shot relative to the fence is perfect . . . love the way the fence posts get closer together further out. I'm guessing this is a 3:2 image . . . I wonder if cropping to 16:9 would give you even more relative width to accentuate the image. Well done.

P.S. Lance will likely suggest trying monochrome :) 		Feb 6th
87 Feb 21 Comment Great shot - love the tack sharp focus on the pupil and blurred background. Creates nice separation. The color also works - relatively bright bird "pops" from the muted background.

Your post-processing was perfect; I can't see where you removed the tree - and the vignetting works well (i.e. not over done - I would not have even been aware you did it!). One question regarding the color . . . the top of the bird's head and iris seem a bit too red/orange than they may have appeared in nature. What do you think? The colors make for an attractive/interesting image. 		Feb 6th
87 Feb 21 Comment Lance: i really like this image . . . the motion, darkness (literally and figuratively) and monotonous repetition that seems to go on forever. Even the repeating shadows in the grass.

I didn't follow how this was done - during the 30-40 second exposure - did you fire the flash multiple times from different spots? Or was this a long exposure with a single flash during the exposure? I'm guessing the latter.

I also reflect that this would be so much harder to accomplish with film . . . since you have no immediate feedback as to the adequacy of the exposure. With digital - would be so easy to see/adjust. Your metering was perfect!

I think of long exposures with flowing water along solid rock . . . this is a good reminder to look for other moving objects juxtaposed against something stationary (in this case - the grass and poles). Very well done!		 Feb 6th
87 Feb 21 Comment Chan: The detail/sharpness is great . . . between the rust/corrosion and peeling paint - definitely conveys the sense of something aging outside. I like the monochrome much better; there is little color in the image (and the green in the lower right doesn't add and is distracting). Since the color of the rust adds a dimension - I tried to convert to B&W in Silver Efex - then use the selective colorization to bring back some color in the hinge/spring. Not sure if I made it better or worse. Feb 6th
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