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I saw this and said to myself ,that must be Ulrich ,and then i said to myself what a brilliant photographer, and then looked to whom this art belongs . Hah! i'm damn good! :CLAP:
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... and the asparagus is so yummie !
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sehr schΓΆn... 
bin ich auf der richtigen fΓ€hrte, ein acker mit durch planen geschΓΌtzte aufhΓ€ufelungen?
wo dann womΓΆglich sowas wΓ€chst?
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genau, kΓΆnnte schon sein. fΓΌr spargel war es ja definitiv zu spΓ€te im jahr
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mostly regional, though ...
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Well Germany looks great in your photos
in RO, regional looks very different
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Thanks, dear friend. But there also are a lot of pictures from other countries, especially from France in my gallery.
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i agree with Richard, this makes me dizzy !
i think you found the best shooting angle for this photo.
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thank you, dear.
i was lucky that i didn't have to bring my stepladder. i was standing on the side of the road which is a bit elevated (oh - lucky me 
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luck maybe another word for experience and intuition.
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sometimes, i agree, this is very much so ...
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There is a very strong vanishing point here, even though it is outside the picture, but maybe this is what accounts for the vertigo ...
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Don't know why but I like it. Symmetry and composition and texture are most apparent, I think.
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It has a very strong vanishing point, though it is outside the photo ...
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Very cool my friend. What happens if you boost the contrast and open up shadows. Does it get a bit brighter? I think this is a little muddy because of the lack of white tones but the content is fantastic.
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Tried - look very dull to me. But of course you are right. I am also not satisfied with the settings yet ...
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I only mention it because I know you can..when rested
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rest - indeed - very much needed.
On Friday I went to business meeting in Holland (8 hours drive back and forth), 4 hours negotiations with 3 people in the English language in order to charter a survey vessel for a geotechnical project in the North Sea. Meeting was on board of the vessel [link] (with the master and 2 representatives of the company) - tour of the ship included - and we are talking big money here (at least for the company I am working for). I am still pretty much out on the floor ...
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Well makee sure some of that money drips into your pockets...because soon is my birthday and I expect a Nikon D3s from you 
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Thanks!
Got me the 15-85mm yesterday (800 Euros 
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they just released a new 16-35 too [link]
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pfffh - nikon
Actually I am quite happy now 
First impression: a good quality and very useful lens.
Have to tell you. A good friend's daughter (working at the weaving mill I did some pictures earlier there) is doing textile and fashion design as well and asked me to take some pictures of here latest creations with a model. I am really 
When it comes to working with models Crina is my hero, but I have no idea how to get anywhere close ...
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Oops 4got...u r a Canon man...well no one is perfect
I prefer diffused lighting when shooting people outdoors. Especially women...that sort of light will help keep skin flaws to a minimum. Try to have some ideas before you do the shoot. Ask her to bring some props that help reveal something about herself, besides wardrobes she feels comfortable in, such as iPod, guitar, textiles, dolls etc. This will help her to relax plus it will get her into the acting mode of modeling. Certainly so if she is not a pro model. Words I hate to hear from a model are "tell me what to do" and "say something funny to make me laugh". You hear them and you know you have a lot of work ahead. You need to ensure you both are comfortable...bring her in on the suggestions and planning of the shoot. Many girls today seem to want to emulate what they see on MTV, in Star magazines and America's Next Top Model. Now you don't have the resources to do those elaborate shoots...but the ideas could be helpful. Main thing is for you to be relaxed and to act like you know what you are doing and of course bring you signature style to the shoot.
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Thanks, scheduled for early August
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Ahhh plenty of time to drive yourself nuts
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Something is telling me that this is not old fashion agriculture.
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Well, but not yet as technical as in other places ....
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Really? I haven't seen La Beauce recently. It must be scary, then!
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