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09/02/2007 11:58:26 AM · #51 |
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09/02/2007 12:17:09 PM · #52 |
Originally posted by saurabhv:
If I wanted to join in, what do I have to do? |
Start submitting some photos. This is only the second day and you can submit more than one in order to catch up. |
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09/02/2007 01:37:20 PM · #53 |
Day 2 - Complete!
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09/02/2007 02:55:16 PM · #54 |
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09/02/2007 03:19:13 PM · #55 |
Day 2 - This Old House |
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09/02/2007 04:42:33 PM · #56 |
Day 2...
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09/02/2007 05:15:07 PM · #57 |
Day 2
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09/02/2007 05:36:13 PM · #58 |
Day 2 "Fall is in the Air"
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09/02/2007 06:21:04 PM · #59 |
Day 2 - Low Tide
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09/02/2007 08:14:31 PM · #60 |
Day 2
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09/02/2007 09:20:54 PM · #61 |
Is it too late to join? I'll post Days 1 and 2 in hopes you'll say it's not.
Taken on a recent trip to the southwest. |
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09/02/2007 09:27:47 PM · #62 |
Day 2 |
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09/02/2007 10:06:44 PM · #63 |
 Day two |
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09/02/2007 10:17:26 PM · #64 |
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09/02/2007 11:29:49 PM · #65 |
Day 2: Shameless self portrait
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09/02/2007 11:46:48 PM · #66 |
Day 02 - Cutting Cards
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09/02/2007 11:48:16 PM · #67 |
DAY 3
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09/02/2007 11:49:37 PM · #68 |
Originally posted by jmagrino:
Day 2: Shameless self portrait
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If there's a way to leave comments on your picaso thing, post it up. |
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09/03/2007 12:39:40 AM · #69 |
Is it "ok" to ask questions in here?
This was my Day 1 posted earlier.
This is the original (resized and desat only).
My question is, regarding B&W photography, how important is it to cover the complete wht/blk tonal range? True white to true black.
Ok...enough on the question. Here's Day 2. Thanks! :)
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09/03/2007 12:49:30 AM · #70 |
Originally posted by glad2badad:
My question is, regarding B&W photography, how important is it to cover the complete wht/blk tonal range? True white to true black. |
I'll offer an opinion based on what I've read. It is important for the sake of contrast, but the goal is to preserve as much detail as possible. So tools like brightness/contrast, curves, etc are too harsh when applied globally to the image. Masking with curves and dodging and burning are much more subtle. I also read repeatedly that masters of black and white photography are the true wizards of the dark room.
Message edited by author 2007-09-03 00:49:55. |
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09/03/2007 12:51:52 AM · #71 |
Originally posted by routerguy666:
Originally posted by glad2badad:
My question is, regarding B&W photography, how important is it to cover the complete wht/blk tonal range? True white to true black. |
I'll offer an opinion based on what I've read. It is important for the sake of contrast, but the goal is to preserve as much detail as possible. So tools like brightness/contrast, curves, etc are too harsh when applied globally to the image. Masking with curves and dodging and burning are much more subtle. I also read repeatedly that masters of black and white photography are the true wizards of the dark room. |
Thanks! Think I'll dust off a couple of books myself. :) This is a fun side-challenge. |
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09/03/2007 12:59:23 AM · #72 |
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09/03/2007 02:00:33 AM · #73 |
day 3
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09/03/2007 04:04:09 AM · #74 |
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09/03/2007 06:31:38 AM · #75 |
wake up America! time for day three! :-)
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