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lemoncoatedafterworld wrote:
nice work. i especially like this one. what did you do to get the harsh contrast between black and white? it kind of reminds me of the photography on Sigur Ros' ( ) album.
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lemoncoatedafterworld wrote:
i was told i should post some things here. so, here goes nothing.
I presume these are all dark room processed and that you played with some filters to get the contrast on the 'contrast tree?' Good stuff, although the one of the house seems a bit overexposed. Was this intentional? Not complainin'--just curious.
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aliveguy77 wrote:
lemoncoatedafterworld wrote:
i was told i should post some things here. so, here goes nothing.
I presume these are all dark room processed and that you played with some filters to get the contrast on the 'contrast tree?' Good stuff, although the one of the house seems a bit overexposed. Was this intentional? Not complainin'--just curious.
if that is the case, i really need to get into traditional photography
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mikef wrote:
aliveguy77 wrote:
lemoncoatedafterworld wrote:
i was told i should post some things here. so, here goes nothing.
I presume these are all dark room processed and that you played with some filters to get the contrast on the 'contrast tree?' Good stuff, although the one of the house seems a bit overexposed. Was this intentional? Not complainin'--just curious.
if that is the case, i really need to get into traditional photography
yep. i played with the filters to get the contrast really high. i stuck in the highest filter and left it on for far longer than i normal do...a minute, i think.
the farmhouse was shot on a slightly snowy gray day. it was hard to print. i was more concerned with the wooden boards and the wreath on the door than getting the grass exactly right.
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Joined: Wed Oct 20, 2004 2:12 am Posts: 1006 Location: my desk in fort worth
lemoncoatedafterworld wrote:
yep. i played with the filters to get the contrast really high. i stuck in the highest filter and left it on for far longer than i normal do...a minute, i think.
the farmhouse was shot on a slightly snowy gray day. it was hard to print. i was more concerned with the wooden boards and the wreath on the door than getting the grass exactly right.
Ah. I had forgotten that snow is hard to take pictures (and consequently make prints of) and the picture didn't make me think about it. But it seems you accomplished what you wanted.
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Athletic Supporter wrote:
My cat.
Why did you pose your cat with a pineapple?
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This was outside where a slave was killed trying to escape to the North.
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Great pics Mike and B
keep them coming
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