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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
I spend most of my photo correction time in Photoshop doing nothing but removing power lines from in front of temples, shrines, and across gardens. Often there are just way too many to try to deal with. It's such a shame as this place could be a photographer's paradise. Instead, we do a lot of crying, and moving around trying to compose a shot with as few power lines in it as possible.
As I said, looking down from my veranda is beautiful, but only because my brain automatically removes the power lines from my awareness. Unfortunately, they still show up on film.
By the way, I love your new avatar!
Stitchawl
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I took this picture the other day, a couple of blocks from my house. One thing I loved about it was the open sky and the fact that it could have been taken 30 years ago and still looked just like this. In fact, I believe that blocky high-rise building has been there for longer than that. And the trains surely have -- my daddy was an engineer for Southern Railway, and he used to walk up to these same tracks and go to work every morning. I now live near those same tracks, but on the other side.
