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Judith

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Camera Model Canon EOS 7DFirmware Firmware Version 1.2.1Shooting Date/Time 8/4/2010 3:40:02 AMOwner's Name Shooting Mode AutoTv( Shutter Speed ) 1/60Av( Aperture Value ) 4.5Metering Mode Evaluative MeteringExposure Compensation 0ISO Speed 400Auto ISO Speed ONLens EF24-70mm f/2.8L USMFocal Length 25.0 mmImage Size 5184x3456Image Quality RAWFlash OnFlash Type Built-In FlashFlash Exposure Compensation 0Shutter curtain sync 1st-curtain syncFE lock OFFWhite Balance Mode AutoAF Mode AI Focus AFAF area select mode Automatic selectionPicture Style StandardSharpness 3Contrast 0Saturation 0Color tone 0Color Space sRGBLong exposure noise reduction 0:OffHigh ISO speed noise reduction 0:StandardHighlight tone priority 0:DisableAuto Lighting Optimizer 0:StandardPeripheral illumination correction EnableFile Size 24456 KBDust Delete Data NoDrive Mode Single shooting

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GailAnthonyHarmer

Great shot Linda, it almost appears to me as if you have used a  Plugin (Topaz??) or HDR....but whatever it is...WORKS SO WELL with this image.  I love how 'eclectic' yet old fashioned it feels...reminds me of many scenes I've encountered in my past. Great work....most sincerely,Gail

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Very nice work Linda,i love the processing,regards

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Donna Stavis

Looks out of the 1950s like a commercial for the "simpler times" with friendly "Judith" ...things not run by technology....  Love the frosted over windows (your touch?)!...I think of colorized Reese Witherspoon's "Pleasantville"  

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kaushikphotography

Fantastic processing and the treatment. Clarity and the light management is very good. Like it. Thanks for sharing.
All the best to you. Warm Regards.

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jeffl7

I love Judith's knowing smile.  The framing of the chalkboard to the left adds great context, as do the lace curtains and backdoor.   But what gets me are the fingers on her right hand, curled automatically to finger the change with her smile and eye contact unwavering.  A consummate professional (?)

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ldavidson

Harry, thank you. I have been experimenting with HDR.

Donna, you see what I saw in this little “Tea Room”. They had homemade, and I mean real, made by human hands, baked goodies, sandwiches served with tea. I liked the nostalgia and the atmosphere so much I wanted to capture it. I liked Judith in her environment. Her pure white hair was so beautiful against her healthy, pink skin. I loved how it matched her shirt, apron, curtains, cupboard, frosted windows and her smile. All gave a wholesome, clean, efficient, charm to the place. I haven’t seen Pleasantville, I will have to look for it.

Kaushik, really appreciate your comment.

Jeff, thanks, you're the best. Judith seemed to be happy and comfortable with what she was doing and who she was; happy and proud. I like that. I don’t know about you but I see a lot of bored, resentful young people in the service industry today.

 

 

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Splendid moment !!!

I don't understand the PP of such a beautiful moment but it's just me, I suppose...

Congrats Linda !

 

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