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| Last Comment by Graham Line - Posted Date: Wed October 14, 2009 2:05pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Timed that one perfectly |
| Photo Details: "North Dalles, WA" by E-21 - Posted Date: Sun October 11, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Graham Line - Posted Date: Wed October 7, 2009 2:48pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Nice light on a difficult subject. Must have set up and waited for the right moment. |
| Photo Details: "Pleasant Creek Trestle" by interrobang - Posted Date: Fri June 26, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Graham Line - Posted Date: Fri August 14, 2009 5:56pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Thanks, Jon. Elements meddling is what made Hood visible in the first place. Punching it up more kind of messes with the tones and balance, but it is probably worth some more effort. Moving the midpoint around might help. |
| Photo Details: "Rufus, Oregon on the OWR&N" by Graham Line - Posted Date: Tue April 28, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by E-21 - Posted Date: Tue August 11, 2009 6:22pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Jon - I seem to have trouble scanning some slides - this was one of them. It "glowed" pretty good in color. The slide is sharp, not so sure i can say that about the scan. Dan |
| Photo Details: "Don't Like the Look of Velvia?" by E-21 - Posted Date: Sun June 7, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Jon Bentz - Posted Date: Mon August 10, 2009 1:08pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Graham - this is a nice photo but could benefit from a application of either 'curves' or 'highlight/shadow' in Photoshop. That would help Mt Hood 'pop'. |
| Photo Details: "Rufus, Oregon on the OWR&N" by Graham Line - Posted Date: Tue April 28, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Jon Bentz - Posted Date: Mon August 10, 2009 1:06pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Sweet shot - what an awsome area. That would be beautiful late in the day. |
| Photo Details: "White River" by E-21 - Posted Date: Mon May 25, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Jon Bentz - Posted Date: Mon August 10, 2009 1:04pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Great composition although ( as you've pointed out ) the lighting is kind of harsh. |
| Photo Details: "Locked Gate" by E-21 - Posted Date: Mon May 25, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Jon Bentz - Posted Date: Mon August 10, 2009 1:02pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Beautiful scene - but I don't like the conversion. I'm not sure what happened but the highlights are 'glowing', it's very contrasty, and doesn't seem sharp. |
| Photo Details: "Don't Like the Look of Velvia?" by E-21 - Posted Date: Sun June 7, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Jon Bentz - Posted Date: Mon August 10, 2009 1:00pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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Beautiful photo! I like the composition and the lighting is perfect! Well done. |
| Photo Details: "Pleasant Creek Trestle" by interrobang - Posted Date: Fri June 26, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
| Last Comment by Jon Bentz - Posted Date: Mon August 10, 2009 12:59pm | [ Post a Comment ] |
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First - I like the photo for the subject interest - a big GE with a little tiny train. The line of the track is interesting as well. As for technical comments - it seems a bit over saturated and contrasty. I think something between the two extremes would work best for me. Nice work. |
| Photo Details: "Curve Toward Heater" by interrobang - Posted Date: Fri June 26, 2009 - Rating: n/a |
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