Mark Roberts wrote: > AlunFoto wrote: > > >> That's a good idea, Mark. >> >> Love that oak and vine pic, btw. Looks like one of the sceneries from >> the elf forest in Lord of the Rings, or maybe from World of >> Warcraft... >> > > Thanks! I'm really proud of that photo. It took a lot of work to make > it look just the way I wanted but it was worth it in the end. The print > is one of my all-time favorites. > > I'm usually opposed to the idea of spending hours and hours massaging > images in Photoshop; my feeling is that if it doesn't look reasonably > good with just a few tweaks you should just move on to another image > (or re-shoot that one). But I made an exception for this shot because I > could just *feel* there was a great photograph in there wanting to be > let out. > > >>> http://www.robertstech.com/peso.htm >>> > > BTW: I just kind of picked 8 photos at random to begin my photoblog, > but scanning over it just now, I think I like the selection and find it > somehow representative of how I think about photography (scary as that > concept might be!) The subconscious mind at work, no doubt... > > > Is that the print you showed us at GFM? Frickin' amazing work. Kinda has that St. Ansel contrast. Very nice.
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