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Dawn F. Collins
{K:560} 8/6/2001
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Thanks for all your comments and suggestions along with the large doses of encouragement you all dole out. This shot was taken in Cabo San Lucas, a place I'd love to see again but am unlikely to get to anytime soon. I'll have to take what I've learned and put it to use on another subject. Ken, I actually did slip this pic into greyscale and was not displeased with the results. I'll post it sometime. Thanks again everyone.
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Chris Whaley
{K:3847} 8/3/2001
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excellent attempt....sometimes you have to take what you can get...but if you can go back with the new information you will definately be able to pull off a stunner. Would love to see the reshoot on this.
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Artie Colantuono
{K:12275} 7/23/2001
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THis scene at this lighting (time of day)is beyond range of the film...John has offered some good ideas herefor you Dawn...
Ken your idea sounds like a good one for this except the contrast range would be excessive....if Dawn nails the lighting on this it would make a good b&W....
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Deleted User
{K:500} 7/22/2001
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now for a different point of view dawn. love the almost monochromatic look of the image. In fact I think you ought to take this image into a image editing program like photoshop and make a grey scale image out of it ( ie a black and white image ) would love to see the results
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Joe Blow
{K:1918} 7/22/2001
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Dawn, this place has a lot of potential. Always check your horizon line. This would be a great sunrise/sunset location. Looks a bit overexposed. Do you have a tripod? If not, get one, it will make you slow down and bring your attention to details in shots. Also a cable release is a must, but don't buy a cheap one, spend around $30 and it will last.
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