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03/14/2007 09:49:32 AM |
| Great composition. I love the reflections in the water. I am headed over to the processed one now! |
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03/13/2007 08:59:08 PM |
This looks like it's out in the middle of nowhere. I really like it.
(see how good I am at this! :) |
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03/13/2007 01:10:17 PM |
| thats a beautiful building this is great its good with out editing. |
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03/12/2007 02:49:53 PM |
| I love the starkness of this photo. Nothing unnecessary. And, what a great exposure. Perfect detail in the cabin - even in the shadows beneath. I really don't know what you can do to improve this. I'm going to go see what you did in pp. Wow. OK, I stand corrected - there was plenty. Nice rich tones and even more detail. Masterful. And, the border is a nice touch, too. |
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03/12/2007 02:21:06 PM |
| Amazing starting image; I learn so much just seeing the images people like you shoot here. Thanks for sharing! |
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03/12/2007 12:36:44 PM |
| This is fantastic - love the negative space and the detail on the building. I am jealous of your skills! |
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03/11/2007 10:38:27 AM |
| Christian, this is SUPERB! You have real control of your camera - I'm not sure it needed any editing whatsoever. Talk about a well-metered shot. I'm impressed. |
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03/10/2007 11:13:28 PM |
| I actually prefer this to the processed one, it's excellent |
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03/10/2007 08:10:57 PM |
| hi christian ... and WOW .. wot a stunning photograph .. i've looked at the processed but this is totally awesome as well .. that water is absolutely superb .. just love the sharpness and reflections .. your composition is excellent ........ |
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03/10/2007 07:43:29 PM |
| Lovely out of the camera shot :) Just a question in general: Do you use a gradient filter when shooting something like this or would it have destroyed the lightness of the house?? |
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03/10/2007 05:34:52 PM |
| OK, so here's the diff between you and me - I'd have stopped with what you got straight out of the camera, except for cropping or cloning the little bit at the very bottom. Really like this shot. The PP'd one is good, too. |
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