Max Burke, APSA
About the Image(s)
Interior Image of Howard Hughe's "Spruce goose", taken at McMinville, Oregon on July 15, 2017. The length of this interior actual goes from front to back, I think, 800 feet. This shows the view from behind the pilots seat. I took a three-shot HDR, at .25 section, .50 seconds and 1 second at f11 , ISo 800 and focal length of 24mm with the 24-120 f4 Nikon lens. Using the lighter of the three images provided a problem of too many bright areas in the background. Thus I used Photomatix Pro 6 on the two darker images, and it worked. I did some color adjustments of removing blue light from the door opening. Also had many adjustments and some straightening to get it ready.
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During the time period many fire extinguishers used toxic substances. Once, as a kid, we still had Carbon Tetrachloride devices around one of my Dad's workplaces. (In high school Biology, I used Carbon Tet. to kill insects for a bug board assignment. Had to sign for it at a pharmacy, just to buy it.)   Posted: 03/14/2020 19:14:27
slows shutter speeds, so they let you use a tripod, wow.
The subject is interesting, the red dominates and then the yellow leads you through the back. I like all of the shapes and lines.
The whites in some areas (sign, front most beach ball, have gone gray...
and it looks like the roof is slightly caving, could transform it.
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