Sunday photoblogging: Washington Monument with plane

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1 Sumana Harihareswara 01.10.16 at 2:39 pm: Wow! I had not anticipated that you could take a photo of that monument such that the top looked squared off rather than pointy! Neat!
2 Alan White 01.10.16 at 3:25 pm: Timing was everything in getting this. Great photo.
3 Bill Benzon 01.10.16 at 5:01 pm: Great capture!
4 Ben Alpers 01.10.16 at 6:54 pm: A nice example of the rule of thirds, more or less.
5 js. 01.10.16 at 9:24 pm: Lovely stuff. I also really like the blue of the sky—not that easy to get it to look like that, I find.
6 engels 01.11.16 at 12:05 am: Great colours, great composition. There’s a nice energy from the plane being just short of arriving at the point where lines extending from the sides of the monument would cross in the sky (maybe)
7 john c. halasz 01.11.16 at 2:00 am: Do you still use analog film? Your blues are intense.
8 Dave Maier 01.11.16 at 4:20 am: Philosopher Roger Scruton, who argues on theoretical grounds that photography cannot be art, can go jump in the lake.
9 Chris Bertram 01.11.16 at 8:05 am: Thanks people.

@john No (or at least not here). But I shoot RAW and then use various Lightroom settings that mimic slide film.

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