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07/03/2008 12:35:50 PM |
I didn't totally understand the definition of high contrast so I'm no help there. Did you have your camera on auto mode? I have found that helps sometimes when there's a strong light reflecting in your direction. Oh I do love the scene tho. Nice balance with the crane(?) and the rocks.
Message edited by author 2008-07-03 12:36:30. |
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06/24/2008 11:26:03 PM |
| If only the darn bird would have co-operated and let you get a nice shot of him with some rimlight for the high contrast, and yet not have the purple fringed highlights in the background. Wildlife should really take better direction. ;) |
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06/15/2008 10:17:03 PM |
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06/12/2008 11:34:43 AM |
| contrast is so high that it made this photo a bit out of focus, which I imagine was intensional. |
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06/12/2008 01:15:18 AM |
| The glare on the water is blown out, and the heron is lost in the dark water. |
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06/11/2008 10:34:17 PM |
| I'll assume that you were intentionally trying for this painterly, soft focus effect, but I don't know how well it's going to be received by most here. |
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06/11/2008 06:28:40 PM |
| Love the composition but the water sparkles are too jarringly bright and pink. |
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