ed_graham1

February 17, 2003

Thanks for all comments and ratings everyone; and if it's too small for you (ahem) remember to click on the large version; if it's still too small I'll upload a bigger version

February 14, 2003

Let me know what you think; thanks

February 4, 2003

You have a really nice atmosphere in this one. The one thing I'd change is the fact that the contrast between the building and trees is too great; this caused your camera to overexpose the building and underexpose the trees. One solution to this is to take it later in the day when the sky and buildings are not so bright (possibly at dusk). Otherwise you have a very nice photo; I wonder how it'd look with someone walking in the path.

February 4, 2003

Love to hear your thoughts.

February 3, 2003

awesome; especially love the color of the border that accents everything in the photo

February 2, 2003

HI! Thanks for looking... I'd just like to know two things: how you

like it and what I can do to make it better; thanks

February 1, 2003

It is a beautiful shot. I think with the lighting conditions you had, a shot of the hills in their entirety could have been a better choice; also the foreground is quite dark; otherwise I love the golden tones and that isolated path.

February 1, 2003

Good action shot; the lighting is a bit harsh and there are a few distractions in the background; good job

February 1, 2003

Awesome; love the colors and subdued lighting; looks COLD

February 1, 2003

Those are tough conditions to get on film without using additional equipment; I've tried many times...... Your sky is too bright and the foreground too dark to all be correctly exposed. To fix it, you can use some kind of graduated ND filter on the sky (to darken it)... or just shoot in different lighting conditions. Nice capture though, and I really like the shutter speed; just enough movement and not too much (gives it a feeling of time and peace) - Ed

February 1, 2003

BTW... is it too dark on the left side??? I can't tell because I can't adjust the contrast on my monitor..... :)

January 31, 2003

georgeous photo; it screams of lonlieness; the sky, while bland, really adds to the feeling of pure isolation; If I could improve one thing, it would be to increase the contrast between the land and the sky (and I have no idea how to do that outside of post scan editing and waiting for another day....)

January 31, 2003

I think that tiger needs to be fed...

January 27, 2003

I love the exposure and the lighting; the only thing that could be improved upon is the grain

January 27, 2003

That's one scary shot; How the HELL did you get there!?!?!?

January 27, 2003

very good perspective; if possible it might have been more interesting to actually get up close and personal with a wide angle; and shoot upwards toward the sky to exaggerate perspective and really show the size of that smoke stack (or whatever it is); good job

January 27, 2003

Thanks for the comment; keep em coming :) / As for the exposure it was at the 28mm end for 30 seconds... I'm really not sure about the apterature; at first I though it was at f/5.6 but the DOF is too great for that... so your guess is as good as mine

January 27, 2003

All comments appreciated

January 24, 2003

I do appreciate all comments however if you are going to say something please explain why...

January 24, 2003

This image is absolutely incredible. It is even more amazing that it is REAL. I have no problems with digital manipulation but there is something special about knowing this is still a virgin.

P.S. I too would love to know how you did this. They obviously are bubbles of some kind...

January 24, 2003

Stunning photo; the lighting and scale really make the shot.

January 23, 2003

^^Oh now THAT was a constructive comment......

Anyways... the colors are nice and the subject is good... however there isn't much to draw you into the photo. perhaps something to lead your eye in would make this image better.

January 23, 2003

All comments are GREATLY appreciated, and if you take the time to

rate it... be sure to tell me why. THANKS!

January 22, 2003

Incredible closeness... I love the zoom and crop... the dark spot in the lower left is a bit distracting. otherwise great color and detail

January 22, 2003

well.. I don't notice the blur... the towers provide a sense of scale. nice shot.

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