osvaldo carbuccia
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Your comments are welcome......thanks.
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Thanks for your time to comment my picture. I think the lost of sharpness was in the scanning of the 35 mm slide. I used a Nikon Coolpix 990 camera to shot the slide and convert to file. The original is extremely sharp. -
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Your comments are welcome as always......Thanks.
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Your comments are always welcome. Thanks.
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I'd like to see her eyes. Love the lines and general composition.
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Your comments and suggestions are welcome, and a need to me. Thanks.
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Good!!!!, as always
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By much I believe it is your best picture. Really great, a winner by itself.
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She must be a real ANGEL, and your photo, a real artwork.
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Very beautiful light Diana. Congratulations....
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Your comments and suggestions are welcome......and your rating
too!!!! Thanks.
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That's my dog reflected in its own eye (ps). Your comments are
welcome. Thanks.
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Your comments are welcome, please, do it! Thanks.
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That place makes me remember a little dessert we have here (in the middle of a tropical island) called "Las Dunas de Baní". Beautiful picture. I just would added a little more light to the foreground to emphasize the glow on the plants. but it's just my personal taste. Beautiful sunset to be there.....
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Really they aren't; thanks for your time to comment.
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I love the rhythm of the picture and the way the lines takes the eyes from up to the right lower corner. Amazing image. (thanks for your rating on my pic.).
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Your critique and comments are welcome!!!!!. Thanks.
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Hi Becky, I think there's nothing wrong, everything is ALRIGHT because you are using Infrared film and is completely normal this surreal color rendition; keep experimenting with Ektachrome IR with different filters. I suggest you also try Kodak Hi Speed infrared film (black & white) with R72 and wraten #87 and #87c filters. You'll be amazed with the out-of-this-world tones you'll get. Nice to see your new posting here....and waiting your trip to Dominican Republic. :* To Denis:these color are COMPLETELY NORMAL using infrared film, so the color there is INTENTIONAL and experimental.
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Hi Tony, I'm a real fan of the surreal appearance of infrared photography and I'm deeply impressed with your work. I would like you explain me the procedure you use since you have the red infrared image obtained shooting with a D SLR through a R72 infrared filter. Especially I love your two-tone images (How do you get that???), like "Infrared Part III", ﾓCastle in Arcen IR ﾓ, ﾓDestination Fantasy World IR Care for a ride?ﾔ, ﾓIRﾔ and others.
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Hi Tony, I'm a real fan of the surreal appearance of infrared photography and I'm deeply impressed with your work. I would like you explain me the procedure you use since you have the red infrared image obtained shooting with a D SLR through a R72 infrared filter. Especially I love your two-tone images (How do you get that???), like "Infrared Part III", ﾓCastle in Arcen IR ﾓ, ﾓDestination Fantasy World IR Care for a ride?ﾔ, ﾓIRﾔ and others.
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Hi Tony, I'm a real fan of the surreal appearance of infrared photography and I'm deeply impressed with your work. I would like you explain me the procedure you use since you have the red infrared image obtained shooting with a D SLR through a R72 infrared filter. Especially I love your two-tone images (How do you get that???), like "Infrared Part III", ﾓCastle in Arcen IR ﾓ, ﾓDestination Fantasy World IR Care for a ride?ﾔ, ﾓIRﾔ and others. -
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Las Dunas de Bani... texas style
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