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Ahh... great!

Love this shot. Can't explain why... just do.

 

You have quite a portfolio uploaded here on p.net... will take lots of time to browse through.

Nicely done. Love your approach here.

Interesting... double exposure?

Is the picture in the background of her? And did you 'add' that in after the fact or was it in your view finder already?

 

I like the subtleness of this... it's a reflection of years past... memories.

Fantastic effect for this picture... it's madness almost, but I can't help but be drawn into it.

The question is do you like this picture? It's a fun picture... good thing she doesn't have a bat in the cave... ha ha ha.

Cute.

Great tree. What a find... I love the gnarly branches and texture it adds to the overall comp. It contrasts well with the smoothness of the ground and sky. Very nice pic!

Thanks Michael.

great perspective!

Ok... here is a version with adjustments made in Photoshop:

 

I adjusted Contrast / Levels (manually) / Cleaned up Dust & Scratches (Radius=1px) / using the Clone Stamp I removed the yellow spot (light) on the right hand corner.

 

It isn't perfect, but you get the ghist.

Depending on what version of photoshop you're using... you can auto adjust color/contrast and levels which will help clear this up a little.

 

In Photoshop... these tools can be found under:

Image / Adjust / (Levels; Contrast; Curves; Color Balance; etc)

 

It's kind of one of those things where you have to play around in Photoshop. On really 'dirty' scans I use the Clone Tool and go along the picture and clean up spots and dust marks... using the clone tool takes a lot of patience but is well worth it.

 

The clone tool can be found on your Tools, it looks like a stamp. If you don't see your tools window go to (in photoshop): Window/ Show Tools.

This was taken for my photography thesis in college; Texture example.

Yeah... I hear ya. This was taken poolside at Caesers. I was there for a convention a few years back. You'd only see this side of the hotel if you were actually staying at Caesers. I have the wide angle shot of this in my portfolio.

brilliant catch! a perfect moment in time. the movement adds a lot to this. very well done. 7/7

unusual find... i wish this was in better light... a bit dark... but then again my monitor isn't calibrated correctly... new graphics card... need to adjust. great tree!

definitely lazy days... like your tones here

I just love this picture too. Nicely seen. I love the repetition and continuity. Would serve well as color or B&W. Good job yourself! ;o)

Now this is a work of art! FABULOUS!!!!! 7/7!

I'm not really sure I get the meaning/context of the photo and its title. Can you explain?

Good. I like it. I think maybe a tighter crop?

I hate to have to be the one to say this... but this photo lacks composition and focus.

Looks too happy to be running late! :o)

Interesting perspective, you don't see it too often. I wish the bird was turned at a profile angle.