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#11
Dec 18 2010 05:24pm
Excellent light and great composition! Love the "warm snowy halos" around the plant, the shadows going across the stream adds a nice touch.

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#12
Dec 20 2010 05:52pm
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I am somehow not the best happy about the light on that picture...


Maybe this is better ?

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Dec 20 2010 05:54pm
Quote (PANAM @ Dec 20 2010 04:52pm)
Maybe this is better ?

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/9266/20101220235009.jpg


ZOMG CONTRAST/BLACKS. That will be a horrible print :(

This post was edited by onepagememory on Dec 20 2010 05:55pm
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Dec 20 2010 06:06pm
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ZOMG CONTRAST/BLACKS. That will be a horrible print :(


But that was done in like 3 sec just clicked preset :lol:
Snow look better imo :P
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Dec 20 2010 06:07pm
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Maybe this is better ?

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/9266/20101220235009.jpg


I like the original. The edit version looks like boosted contrast/ oversharpen.

It killed the picture :(
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Dec 20 2010 06:15pm
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Dec 20 2010 06:40pm
Quote (PANAM @ 20 Dec 2010 18:52)
Maybe this is better ?

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/9266/20101220235009.jpg


Sorry... but no...
I prefer the soft light in mine, although I had added some contrast already...
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#18
Dec 26 2010 06:30am
Ok I went back on sunrise and froze myself doing so, yet I'm not quite satisfied with the lighting :(
I used a polarising filter this time, the old one I used to have with film camera :lol:
Just for trying...
I think they are both better than the first one, but I feel there is something missing in the light..
Maybe sunset would be better?
Unfortunately I will be working 5 nights in a row starting this afternoon, and will not see a sunset till the 31st.... and almost everyday we had some snowy clouds, so nothing good photowise for sunset :p



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Dec 26 2010 01:04pm
Quote (MotherOfTwo @ Dec 26 2010 05:30am)
Ok I went back on sunrise and froze myself doing so, yet I'm not quite satisfied with the lighting :(
I used a polarising filter this time, the old one I used to have with film camera :lol:
Just for trying...
I think they are both better than the first one, but I feel there is something missing in the light..
Maybe sunset would be better?
Unfortunately I will be working 5 nights in a row starting this afternoon, and will not see a sunset till the 31st.... and almost everyday we had some snowy clouds, so nothing good photowise for sunset :p

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5090/5291575413_54d7d9dd2f_b_d.jpg

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5249/5292182963_bcbc8f4e0d_b_d.jpg


Marie your white balance is off, unless you wanted to go for that 'mornin' blueish looks. These would also benefit from just a tad bit of brightness. #2 is really good.

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#20
Dec 30 2010 11:25am
nice !
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