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Paulo Sézio de Carvalho
{K:2273} 9/10/2006
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Amazing capture:)
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Nigel Smith
{K:3834} 10/13/2004
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Hi Bill, email me please (hgmonaro@hotmail.com)
P.S. Nice piccy
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Bob Jarman
{K:3145} 9/14/2004
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God I miss my Velvia!
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Chelsea Burke
{K:5750} 9/10/2004
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Mmmmm....certainly worth getting up early to see that, and you've captured it well!
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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 9/10/2004
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Yep, the pano is the way to go on this shot!
Those mountains are so beautiful. I can't look at them without thinking of previous trips and the people were with me at the time.
The blue color that TK noticed...is that a function of the Velvia? Being a confirmed digi-woman myself, I don't know how Velvia would act in that light.
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Bill Akata
{K:2929} 9/10/2004
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Thanks for your comments Jorg and Sony, Only Terrence knows how completely hopeless I am with computers. Otherwise I would certainly have posted this photo as a panoramic shot. It looks gorgeous Sony, thanks. My only regret is that baggage restrictions didn't allow me to take a 4x5 on this trip. Maybe a Mamiya 7II with the panoramic adapter would have been a good option too. Hmmmmm.
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Terrence Kent
{K:7023} 9/9/2004
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Agreed on the panorama option, tho maybe a giant print would put some perspective on that, beautiful light, wondering why the shadows are a funny mottled blue? Dig it either way daddy-o
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Sony Kusumo
{K:7190} 9/9/2004
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Beautiful pictures in a great timing. But I agree with Jorg. Crop it to make a panoramic vision. I hope you don't mind I play a little with your picture here....
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Jorg Reif
{K:16020} 9/9/2004
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Great scene, great colors and excellent clarity. Suggestion, maybe try to remove the dark foreground, too little is happening there.Best regards, Jorg
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