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I bet you’re sorry you didn’t get to see me frame up this shot! I really wanted to place the tall monument in the back between the arches of the foreground marker. I had to raise up on tiptoes, lean in over another marker, try to miss sun flares, and tilt to the left. It’s a little bit of a miracle that I didn’t injure myself.
Columbia Cemetery
Boulder, Colorado
photographed 9.25.2015
Posted on October 13, 2015, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, black and white photography, boulder, boulder colorado, cemetery, Columbia Cemetery, melinda green harvey, monochrome, NIK Silver Efex Pro 2, one day one image, photo a day, photography, postaday. Bookmark the permalink. 14 Comments.
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Excellent composition is never an accident. And based on that description of your attempts to get the shot, you’re right: it’d have been a treat to watch.
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A treat, indeed!
But you make a valid point about good composition not being an accident.
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Great photo! I appreciate your effort. the names on the stone up front are different, hmmm.
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And the name on the right looks like it says “his wife” under it; it’s still not common for women to NOT change their last names when they get married. A mystery, maybe.
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Anything for the shot…I know the feeling – well done!
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There’s a strong possibility that you are the king of “anything for the shot”!
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I’ll share the throne with you Melinda.
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Thanks, but I don’t think I’ve earned it. After all, I don’t even OWN a respirator!
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I have my backup one I can loan you…
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The things we do for the shot!
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Yep. But that’s how we get the shots we want, right?
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Excellent! And well done for staying in one piece!
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A couple of years ago, a new friend went with me to shoot; she was impressed that I could not only squat, but GET BACK UP again. Photography keeps you bendy!
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It certainly does! 😀
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