Along Canada's coastal roads there are some very steep inclines, expecially when I am often pulling 27 feet behind me.
Tegan
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Along Canada's coastal roads there are some very steep inclines, expecially when I am often pulling 27 feet behind me.
Tegan
Last edited by tegan; 06-12-2008 at 10:10 AM.
Nice capture - I like the perspective
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A triangle from the water.... how unique...
Good shot.. I would have preferred it without traffic but this is most likely beyond your control...
ps - your ego is 27feet long??? hahahhahahahahhah just kidding...
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Actually, I think that the traffic contributes to the perspective. I pull a trailer, so I tend to hold my breath a little when I am going down a steep hill.
I definitely don't have the ego of a great driver.
Tegan
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Originally Posted by tegan
Good point... I never really thought of the traffic contributing to the perspective... but I think perspective wise the picture is strong enough to carry the message without it...
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Originally Posted by Travis
Agreed; the traffic isn't necessary for perspective, but it doesn't detract anything either.
Thanks everyone. The water was one heck of a way down.
Tegan
Ooohhh....thats really pretty, I live in Canada...where did you take this shot at?
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