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Eerie
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Uploaded: 04/22/09 3:02 AM GMT
Eerie
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This is a second post from a recent trip up to Grande Prairie.
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.joeysparadise
04/22/09 3:26 AM GMT
A neat eerie though! Love the colors and shadows on this image!
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This is really cool, John. Did you add an effect to this image?
The color is so saturated.
Garrett
The color is so saturated.
Garrett
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Yes it is John, and your take here is excellent.
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John, great shot of this trip, thanks for the link too. Garret said it already about the colours, I like this effect in this photo! Mich ps Maybe you can try to get the dark parts a little lighter.. but maybe, so the total building is clear. But good work.
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Yes, really nice, and unusual for me. I like it, keep them coming. :))
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Just the usual tweaks -
- a little cropping,
- slightly enhance the saturation to bring out the clour in the bricks,
- straightened it (as my left leg must be longer than the right - need a spirit level in the view finder),
- added a graded tint to the entire image
- reduced 'gamma' (whatever that is but I like it)
- and ran the result through 'Neatimage' to iron out the grain.
Apart from that, what have the Romans ever done for us?
J.
- a little cropping,
- slightly enhance the saturation to bring out the clour in the bricks,
- straightened it (as my left leg must be longer than the right - need a spirit level in the view finder),
- added a graded tint to the entire image
- reduced 'gamma' (whatever that is but I like it)
- and ran the result through 'Neatimage' to iron out the grain.
Apart from that, what have the Romans ever done for us?
J.
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Beautiful imagery. Love the lighting, colors and shadows.
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What an architectural beauty along with some wonderful looking sculptures! A one of a kind shot and beautiful John!
Joanie
Joanie
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Love and live.
Wow!! That is erie. The perfect lighting for the shot. Almost reminds one of a grave yard. Faved.
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Billy
I love the title "Erie" says it all. I like the shadows and think it just helps with the Erie thing, but then again I think anything with out a face is erie. Very nice shot.
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Come over to the dark side, we have cookies. :)
I wouldn't have been able to pass up this shot, and I think your refusal to lighten the shadows (reading your laundry list of tweaks) was a good choice...increases the drama. Wish I know what the point of this grouping was...they all look like glum prisoners to me.
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It must have taken someone a lot of time to find stones that look like people nice photo.
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Hello John....An astounding impact filled image ~ dramatic and colour intense.....Well done John....All the best to you....Mick.
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Love these sculptures! Stong color and lines, a great shot.
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