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[Chris101]

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[Beezle]

These are very interesting.

They also cause a rather traumatic flash back for me, but it has nothing to with your great photos.

 

[Chris101]

Sorry for inducing that Ed! But if the effect is universal it'd be kinda cool.

 

[W.Ray]

Makes me feel like I'm rerunning a dream! Whew! :Mysteriou Once again nice stuff here, Chris.

 

[Graeme]

Absolutely love #1............. brilliant comp!

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[Beezle]

Sorry for inducing that Ed! But if the effect is universal it'd be kinda cool.

Well there is a general effect that anyone might feel, then there's this incident, which is another kettle of fish.

 

[Chris101]

Oh my god! At your wedding! I sure hope nobody was hurt!

 

[Chris101]

Thanks Ray and Graeme!

 

[Beezle]

Oh my god! At your wedding! I sure hope nobody was hurt!

Nobody was. And it was a nice way to set the tone for what has always been a fun, stormy relationship.

For me, your photos are more interesting in what they suggest, though the lines and the shadows are interesting in and of themselves.

I also really like this form of extending a view. I need to try this.

 

[BigPixel]

Intense

 

[JoeG]

very cool shot!

 

[rodneyAB]

like Ed, i like the form/lines/shadow/light action in the frame, as well as the presentation of additional frames

 

[Chris101]

Nobody was. And it was a nice way to set the tone for what has always been a fun, stormy relationship. ...

[imgn]https://www.nikoncafe.com/vforums/images/icons/icon14.gif[/imgn] Yay! Do relationships ever come in the non-stormy variety?

Intense

very cool shot!

like Ed, i like the form/lines/shadow/light action in the frame, as well as the presentation of additional frames

Thanks Mike, Josef and Rodney! I like these wide angle sequences - it's the same thing I do for a digital panorama, but then, it's very difficult to stitch with film, so putting the frames in sequence works, and it even creates an illusion that it's even wider, by repeating elements. Of course, it has to be a subject where the repetition will work.