glenn norris
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I like this look you have created here, appropriately titled. Well done! Glenn++++ -
Hey Domen, I like the image alot. It looks very crisply designed - not sure I can wrap my mind around the concept in the image though... for I am but a simple peasant... not really but great image my friend - Glenn++++ -
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I think we all wish to capture a shot like this... great work! Glenn++++ -
Thank you all, and thank you especially Jan for your support and encouragement - you are a great example of what each of us artists Should be doing for our fellow photographers at Photo.net (one great critique can go a long way toward erasing the numb feeling from one too many 3/3's on our work...) Sincerely, Glenn -
This is an image of an old railroad station that has been restored
and turned into a home. Three shots blended and all that happy
stuff... Take care - Glenn
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Excellent work, and I agree with your comment about what would happen if one of the masters was born today... reminds me of that 80's movie 'Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure 2' when they had to bring all of the famous people of the past through the time machine and to the present. Beethoven came to the eighties and started rocking out on a bunch of keyboards at the mall! I totally believe that we are meant to use this technology and should not be imprisoned by some crazy beliefs on photographic 'purity'!!! Although sometimes it is really nice to capture simple photos of simple things...
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Funny, getting into HDR a bit ay? To answer your question, actually what you are doing is just tonemapping the image. The first step is merging the originals (2 to 9 or more shots). The second step is to actually 'map' the tones of your merges. When you throw one shot into the tonemapper, most of the time the result is horrible - certain kinds of shots benefit from a little tone mapping, and usually only at very low settings. It is all so new it is just fun to experiment.
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I am not very good at downloaded others' images and posting them to here yet... If you look at the faux white column on the top/center/left and the posts at the bottom left, they are not quite vertical - this can be changed in edit/transform/distort by pulling the lower left corner to the left... making the lines completely vertical. The lower right can be pulled to the right a little also. It is usually most pleasing in architecturals to have the verticals vertical etc. because the camera lens usually distorts these. I hope it helps.
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Refreshing to see such a natural shot without the usual touching up of the face to make it look 'model perfect.' Well done! -
Fantastic my friend! This is a very good concept - initially the space at the upper left bothered me, but as when I looked again and thought about your idea I decided that it is perfect, like the feeling of emptiness when we realise the game is done. I especially love the broken glass design at the bottom. Great stuff! Keep it up! Take care - Glenn
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Wonderful imagery! Great sense of drama. Well done - Glenn
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Fantastic! Excellent capture!
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Excellent concept and styling!
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Love the tones! Well done... Glenn -
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Irony is... just came from an image where someone left a tasteless comment, so I checked the man's portfolio and saw endless 3/3's and basically a rating of average to poor for most images on this site... funny that man should actually comment on your image...
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By the way, I think I just found one of the sites 3/3 bandits, a man named Michael Watkins (there are more than one) but I wrote this after one of his comments: I just checked Mr. Watkins' portfolio and I have a strong feeling that he is one of these photographers who is 'better than the rest of us' and has been 3/3ing the place to death. I am not sure how someone can rate only 3000 photos and only upload 2 and feel himself qualified to rate A FULL THIRD of all photos as being below average and poor!!! This person should take a look at himself and ask about his motives. Thanks you Mr. Watkins. Maybe you should try coming out from behind this mask of anonymity and 'teach' us all how to be better photographers. Glenn ------- can you believe that crap?
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Domen, excellent concept - kind of funny that you have actually thought ahead about what you want to present... which is related to 'Originality' and still got three 3/3's. Well, I could complain all day but that would not do justice to all the great photography here... Your image has excellent control of shadow to direct the eye where it needs to be - all around, well-executed photography. Glenn
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So well done! Love it.
Fred's Woodshop
in Fine Art
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Another of my Interior Abstract Landscapes - it has been a while
since I have shot a new one... hope you like! Take care - Glenn++++