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___ Im Jahr 2002 konnte ich zwei Wochen mit diesem großartigen Schiff mitfahren - alles (Segel setzen usw.) mußte von Hand gemacht werden ... keine automatischen Winden etc. Es war ein super Erlebnis. Der Skipper fuhr mich extra für dieses Foto mit dem Rettungsboot um das Schiff! (Wir hatten vor einem Sandstrand geankert) - Tall Ship Astrid in the sunset. I was 2 weeks on the Ship - all things has to be done "by hand". The captain drove for this photo with me in the life raft around the ship. CommentsThank you - (both
-- Wer immer tut, was er schon kann, bleibt immer das, was er schon ist. Visit my new Portfolio! -> [link] Danke!
War auch ein super Erlebnis das Bild zu machen - Hatte den Kapitän überredet das Beiboot zu nehmen und micht im Kreis um das Schiff zu fahren -- Wer immer tut, was er schon kann, bleibt immer das, was er schon ist. Visit my new Portfolio! -> [link] Hat sich gelohnt, sehr schönes Foto!
-- you know how hard it can be to keep believing in me when everything and everyone becomes my enemy... [link] Danke!
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Really, there's nothing too harsh to critique on a work like this. This situation is a once in a lifetime shot that you can't just go and duplicate at sunset again, so why would I nitpick on little things?
The only thing I notice is the noise in the sky. I don't know how your post processing was handled, but maybe it had something to do with it. I find noise to be the worst when making prints for people -- it shows up and is very distracting at times. But like I said, this is nitpicky and this shot is a wonderful capture.
-Michael Dalberti
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