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Hello, some more pics, some more work along the same stretch of new unopened interstate. It also shows work from other portions of the sites.  A new site where paving and prepwork is being prepared  Crews set up a silt fence to keep in the dirt. But having to wait for a lowboy to arrive with conveyor
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Awesome Dio. I like that profiler with out the convayor. Very common around here.
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nice job...love the lil details like the sign
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Very Sweet Dio! Question: Where and how do you and Ulf produce those beautiful back drop pic's?
Thanks, Wes
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Antho, Cat345bl Crane dude Thanks a lot WC.... I dunno about ulf's backdrop. It looks as though it may be photoshopped but i can't speak on his behalf. Me i just generated it on the computer and pieced it together. Thanks for all your compliments
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Greybell wrote:Antho, Cat345bl Crane dude Thanks a lot
WC.... I dunno about ulf's backdrop. It looks as though it may be photoshopped but i can't speak on his behalf. Me i just generated it on the computer and pieced it together. Thanks for all your compliments Hmmm I need to look into one
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I love the details that you add. As for a back ground I wish I could but I would need a huge one because I want to get some nice cranes pics Jason
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I used a refinery backdrop for some of the early dios... ...but as Jason points out, you are limited on camera angles. On the plus side, the backdrop is easier and faster to shoot since it is part of the scene. PhotoShopping obviously allows a variety of scenes and angles, but can be pretty darn time-consuming. You still must match the camera angles with your new background AND get a seamless transition between the two images. And I have yet to shoot a good scene with the 1750 because of lighting issues and the difficulty of isolating the crane's lattice boom so it appears natural in front of an imported landscape. I may just punt and shoot it outdoors - free lighting AND scenery! 
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