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Up up and away……..
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A selection from a flight in a balloon last night.
Bigger is better so give them a click :wink:
Wow … Superb shots..
I love these.. they are amazing.. I might be a bit nervous dangling my (camera) gear over the edge of a balloon … but it looks worth the (little) risk looking at these.. I love them all
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The second and the last one are the absolute winners for me. The other two look very nice as well, but I don’t find them as interesting as the horses. The composition on the second one is close to perfection.
I think they are all nice. Nice lines and colours. Interesting shots. A different perspective of the landscape like this is always refreshing from time to time
Nice to see some pattern shots on the site. They all work really well, i like the fact they are all so different in style. You did well.
Thanks very much folks. I’d certainly recommend a trip. They fly from Trim, beside the castle, when the weather is suitable. Their site is here: http://www.balloons.ie/
As it was my first time up I spent a lot of time looking around. I’d love to go again, preferably in the early morning when the air is crisp and clear.
I’ve tried to get stuff like this in a chopper, put this looks much more peaceful! Cheaper and longer too!
Nice work there Councillor! Nice to see something different in the
landscape section. Some well spotted shots indeed. One of these days
I must try out that whole balloon thing…Rob.
yeah really nice, like these. first one is my top choice .. looks unreal.
cheers
lukeYou have a GREAT eye, Danny. They are all beautiful. My favorites are two and four.
Lovely stuff, Danny.
I keep coming back to last one. Love the mix of purples and greens.
I hope to take a balloon trip some day.Very nice photos.
I like the last one, it’s nearly abstract…
Did you make colour adjustment?Roberto wrote:
Very nice photos.
I like the last one, it’s nearly abstract…
Did you make colour adjustment?Very little adjustments Roberto. I find that since I got the 5D I just do some minor tweaks in Lightroom, sharpen a tad in PS and I’m done.
Thanks everyone for your kind words.
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