jameshaskins

Comments and technical suggestions welcome,

James

good shot,

i like it this way, and i would like it without the the dark part at the bottom. I am a fan of the original soooo...great shot!!...too bad its digital ;)

James

All coments and technical suggestions are welcome.

James

Beautiful capture. Good tones, and nice expresion. Congradulations.

James

i like it a lot. Good capture.

James

Any comments or technical suggestions are welcome. Sorry for the bad

scan. The original has richer tones.

James

Thanks everyone. Please excuse the poor scan. I had no other choice than to do it in a pubblic library. In the print, its much better. Thanks again....

James

I like it a lot. Good shot.

James

This is really a great shot. I REALLY hope it wasnt touched digitaly. IF, and thats IF, the eyes and backround are true without manipulation, then this is really a greats shot. Congradulations. (if it was touched then great compsition anyway!)

James

This is an unbelievable shot. Congradulations.

James

Good position,good composition, good light. Great shot!

James

Any comments, or technical suggestions are welcome.

James

Love it. Great expresion. Great use of black and white. Good composition. Good tones. Good point of view. She-is-so-beautiful. If she's not your wife or girlfriend could you give her my number? Anyway, great shot.

James

Italy

Thanks for the comment. Id like to see a better scan of it also (as well as all my other photos), but unfortunatly i have to use the scratched pubblic scanner... thanks again..

James

i could agree paul. infact i was afraid of not getting the detail in the footsteps. Have any idea's? It seems as if the exposure of the footsteps are at their limit. More under exposed than this maybe would of have hidden the footsteps...I used an orange filter for this. I have trouble getting darker skys even with a red filter because if i expose for the land then i get gray skys with white clouds (like this photo), and if i expose for the sky, i get all the land under exposed but not black (silouette). So unless there is significant contrast in the seen, i have trouble. Again, any idea's would be helpful. Thanks though for your suggestion.

James