Before And After

[fotografr]

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Before the Photoshop days, I wonder how many images were ruined because of telephone and electrical wires?

M10-R, Nokton 35/1.2

 

 

 

 

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Edited September 19, 2021 by fotografr

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[war]

How true. A trick I learned and used regularly was to have someone outside the frame hold a tree branch in front of the offending wires. Wouldn't have worked in your photo. Are you good at taking out the ubiquitous satellite dishes and security cameras?

Nice photo.

[fotografr]

13 minutes ago, war said:

How true. A trick I learned and used regularly was to have someone outside the frame hold a tree branch in front of the offending wires. Wouldn't have worked in your photo. Are you good at taking out the ubiquitous satellite dishes and security cameras?

Nice photo.

Thanks, Wally. It's getting increasingly difficult to take these obstructions out because, as you pointed out, they are all over the place. It's not hard to remove them when they're against sky or a solid background. The ones that take a lot of time are wires that run in front of trees, as in the above photo.

[lct]

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Edited September 19, 2021 by lct

[fotografr]

2 hours ago, lct said:

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Is that the same as saying, "no comment?" 😁

[lct]

Wrong post sorry 

[stuny]

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Nicely done - I think you may have done this before.  New construction in some places have all underground utilities, including TV/Internet cables, but it's hard to find the charm of older buildings in new construction.