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Old Posted May 5, 2009, 3:31 AM
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The LRT bridge is looking badass!
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I had to add a few more from bulliver




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Old Posted May 5, 2009, 6:59 PM
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Kenneth and Edmonton all take great shots.

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Old Posted May 5, 2009, 7:40 PM
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Ugh, sorry to sound like a snob, but I really dislike tilt-shift to this effect, especially when faked digitally.

It may just be the "fad" aspect of it that bothers me, though. I feel similarly about most HDR shots I see these days. While HDR can be done tastefully, most of the ones I see now just use too high a range and end up looking unrealistic and gaudy.
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Old Posted May 5, 2009, 7:42 PM
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I have just been posting stuff that catches my eye and I like. I guess I like shiny things....

oh look... tin foil (amused for hours)
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Old Posted May 5, 2009, 7:44 PM
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^ And that's fine, I actually appreciate that you do this. You're welcome to post the photos, even to praise them. I'm just not a fan of these two particular "fad effects" that I see so often all over the internet, and just felt like sharing my photosnobbiness.
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Ugh, sorry to sound like a snob, but I really dislike tilt-shift to this effect, especially when faked digitally.

It may just be the "fad" aspect of it that bothers me, though. I feel similarly about most HDR shots I see these days. While HDR can be done tastefully, most of the ones I see now just use too high a range and end up looking unrealistic and gaudy.
I agree. Something about the tilt shift just looks silly, same with the "minature" thing, which is very similar. Yeah, most HDR is overdone IMO but it can be done creatively.
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Tilt Shift is just neat to look at :>
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I sort of like HDR for its tackiness. It's like a black velvet Elvis of a photograph. The above photo is my first attempt, and I am still unsure how much I like it, which is why I didn't post it here myself. Not that I mind, feepa...

As for tilt-shift, I love the 'modelization' effect, but find the top and bottom unfocused bars distracting.
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Are these being put on the SSP City Photos page, if not - why not?
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Cause the "found city photos" section I rarely visit.
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Old Posted May 7, 2009, 4:17 AM
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What a beautiful building Old Strathcona has! Isn't there (or was) some kind of bar or lounge in the station?
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The ironhorse is/was in there. I think they are under renos ... and probably a customary name change...
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The ironhorse is/was in there. I think they are under renos ... and probably a customary name change...
So that is the same building. I was confused because the picture said CNR rail station, and the Ironhorse is located along the CPR lines. I don't have a picture of the present-day Iron Horse for comparison, but I guess others recognize it as identical...
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