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Re: Compositions and My Contribution
Milko Amorth 2006-Oct-11 15:13:00
Hi Guillaume,
> OK we know his Photoshop skill but for me I
> stay on my firt feeling when I first saw his pano, what cuonts in my
> eyes.
You should, thats what counts in the end. Such critisism comes from
Panoheads like me only, anyway.
My first impression was good, no doubt. Yoshiyuki is a very creative and
fine Vartist in my book.
The blooming flowers in fall threw me off a bit.
> About timing question I don't know Japan, I think Roger had made a
> convincing answer.
I dont know Japan either (i would like to, now), I just thought its almost
the same latitude than the areas I have been recently and it was all
turning fall with no blooming going on, rather harvesting apples and
grapes and other fruits.
I dont doubt Rogers answer at all. Thank you Roger.
This has become off topic to me, but i feel I have been the cause for it:
Manipulation in Vrs - Well, which one is not? Its in the nature of VR to
manipulate. The better the more convincing reality.
The resulting image is not a reflection of one fraction of time, its a
reflection over a period of time. Mind, very short time, unless you do one
shot 360. Its all about re-creating space, hence VR. We just happen to do
photographic VR. There is another VR as well....
Cheers,
Milko