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When I saw the thumbnail, I thought it looked washed-out. But looking at the larger version, I like the muted tones as well. Nicely done!
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Paul - The two main factors that hold this photo back are the lighting and the background. The flash you used left a strong shodow that screams 'I used a flash'. One technique (if you have the appropriate type of flash) is to bounce the light off of the ceiling so that it doesn't create such a harsh shadow.
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Great dramatic lighting! I'd love to learn how you achieved it. (I assume you used some photoshop techniques). My only critisim is that the color on the walking person seems overly red. But Very nice!
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Nice lighting! A few spots are blown out, but I don't know if there was any way to avoid it. I like it..
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Nice shot, but the lighting is a bit flat for me. Maybe a little dodging and burning in PS would bring out some of the nice contours in the landscape.
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I like the leading line formed by the rocks on the shoreline. But some of the dark blues on the left and top are a bit overpowering to me - maybe the result of using a polorizer (?). Nice shot though...
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Nice shot - my only suggestion is to crop some of the sky and maybe a little on the left so that the subject of the photo is more prominent
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All comments welcome
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All comments welcome!
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Thanks for the link Wilson. I bet a print made from that 4x5 would be spectacular. If I ever get up enough guts to drive out there again...which is questionable ;-), I hope I get some good weather!
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Gino - Even is someone doesn't care for this photo, it definately shouldn't get anything lower than a 4 or 5! (5/6)
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Thanks All. George - I have a Mamiya 110 mm lens. I didn't record the shutter speed, but I was using slow film (Velvia 50) and it was a cloudy day, so the shutter speed was relatively slow. And I should admit that I did play around in photoshop on this one. It was early fall and the trees were just starting to change. The trees were a lot more green then yellow. I changed the hue in photoshop to make the yellow jump out a bit more. I usually don't like to alter an image very much in PS, but I was having fun!
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All comments welcome!
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Thanks - I'll give that a shot. I agree that the 100k seems a bit limiting...
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Thanks - I just rescanned the image and applied a little sharpening. (The new version is uploaded. Note that you may have to refresh your screen if you viewed this image before). I'm still not happy with the jpg results, but I think its better than my previous upload. I seem to lose a lot trying to keep the size to about 100k. I see other photos on PN that look great, so I know it can be done. I'll have to keep working on it. Thanks for the comments!
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Thanks S Spencer - I agree with your comments. I'm able to get the sharpness in Photoshop and my prints, but I seem to be in too much of a hurry when I do the 'Save for web' in PS. That step also seems to throw off my color a little. I'll have to work on that portion :-)
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Thanks for viewing!
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I have to agree with Brett about the shadow/reflection - it looks natural to me. It looks like the sky has a gaussian blur applied, but it looks great!
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