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03/28/2010 05:31:14 PM |
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03/11/2010 10:29:49 PM |
| Wow, really timeless feel to the image. It has so many verying levels of brightness throught which i truly enjoy. The lady in the picture gives it such a personal feel, she reminds me of my grandma! |
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03/05/2010 09:04:01 AM |
| Very emotive- well done ! |
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03/03/2010 04:08:33 PM |
| This is beautiful. And personally I'm happy you did NOT have Photoshop when you processed it. There's too much delicate beauty here that could easily have been obliterated with heavyhanded processing. |
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03/03/2010 11:12:12 AM |
| So sad, emotive. Beautifully edited. |
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03/03/2010 07:06:25 AM |
| Beautiful capture. Nice mood! It's good to see still trees through the light window. |
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03/02/2010 02:00:20 PM |
I love black & white pictures. If you do, you'll like photoshop where you can convert to B&W, it can be alot of fun to play with.
Great pictue. |
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03/02/2010 09:21:33 AM |
It has a solitary feel and the b/w adds to the sense of melancholy..
Well seen and taken.. Agree the right moment at the right time.. |
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03/02/2010 08:15:47 AM |
| I love the use of that invisible diagonal that connects all of the elements, including the woman. Her cane even has a slight diagonal to her, creating a triangle between it, her legs and the floor. I like the contrasts as well. |
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03/02/2010 02:51:00 AM |
| I really like this image. It has a peaceful, timeless feel. I, too, think you will have a good time with photoshop. I can't wait to see what you come up with. :) |
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03/01/2010 11:42:56 PM |
It's good that you have photoshop. For B&W conversion with basic editing, try dropping saturation to zero, then moving the color sliders and watch how the image changes. It's like using strong filters when shooting B&W film, and can make a huge difference in the way the image looks.
The centered composition, straight lines and being able to see the trees outside the window are strong points in this shot. |
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