Tuesday, December 20, 2005
USCGC Taney

More reflections taken in downtown Baltimore. This one includes the totally unreflected USCG Cutter Taney, a WWII-era ship that is now part of Baltimore's Maritime Museum.
As I started taking pictures here, a group of terns were flying in and out of my frame. I set my camera on rock-and-roll and kept the shutter button pressed whenever I saw them swooping across my viewfinder.
By the way, I didn't like the placement of the piling - it was at about the halfway point of the bottom of the image. So I cut-and-pasted it into the corner, and cloned over the "hole" it left with water and dock edge.

Here's the original scene in the small photo. For some reason, the piling location botherred me. With the piling in the corner, I think it serves as a "base" for the lower right corner of the frame.
What do you think?
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hi Steve, nice reflection shots. Incidentally, I added "reflections" as one of our possible future projects.
As for the piling, I understand your reasoning for moving it to the corner, but the original position would have worked for me as well.
--Warren
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As for the piling, I understand your reasoning for moving it to the corner, but the original position would have worked for me as well.
--Warren
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