This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to touch it just to be sure.
Pentax *istD, A 70-210/4, macro mode
ISO 800, 1/180 sec @ f/6.7
On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 10:07:30 -0700, Bruce Dayton wrote:
This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to touch it just to be sure.
:-)
Beautiful texture indeed ...
Regards, JvW
Great shot with fantastic detail.
What was your sharpen details on this one.
Dave
Quoting Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to
Nice find, Bruce.
Most interesting rusty chain shot I've seen.
Jack
--- Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to touch it just
On 9/26/06, Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to touch it just to be sure.
Pentax *istD, A 70-210/4, macro mode
ISO 800,
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton
Subject: PESO - The Weakest Link
This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to touch it just to be sure.
http
I may get back there sometime and I'll take a tripod this time.
Certainly an interesting subject. Thanks for commenting.
--
Bruce
Tuesday, September 26, 2006, 4:08:14 PM, you wrote:
WR - Original Message -
WR From: Bruce Dayton
WR Subject: PESO - The Weakest Link
This chain
I read the other comments first so I can say, I actually like it the way
it is.
Bruce Dayton wrote:
This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to touch it just to be sure.
I read the other comments first so I can say, I actualy like it the way
it is.
Bruce Dayton wrote:
This chain was hanging from a fence post. I was fascinated by the
extreme amount of rusting that had occurred. It almost looked like
carved wood - in fact, I had to touch it just to be sure.
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton
Subject: Re: PESO - The Weakest Link
I may get back there sometime and I'll take a tripod this time.
Certainly an interesting subject. Thanks for commenting.
Tripods are good.
This last trip, I carfully packed both my Zone VI and the 028
I believe the PNG graphics format does that. I'm not sure because I don't
use that format (pretty much no one does) and, like GIF, it's supposedly
not very well suited to photographic images.
Not true.
JS The PNG format does support up to 48-bit truecolor or 16-bit grayscale,
JS with lossless
Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:
[Image file formats with color management data included.]
I believe the PNG graphics format does that. I'm not sure because I don't
use that format (pretty much no one does) and, like GIF, it's supposedly
not very well suited to photographic images.
My faithful monitor, a 6+ year old NEC XV17+, excited its last electron a
week or so a go. I've been making do with my wife's mid-level pc since then
(sometimes shifting her monitor to my Mac), but it isn't the same. Text and
graphics on her 17 are crisp and clear, but some photos in various web
: Dan Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 10:40 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The weakest link?
My faithful monitor, a 6+ year old NEC XV17+, excited its last electron a
week or so a go. I've been making do with my wife's mid-level pc since then
(sometimes shifting
Patrick White wrote:
Dan Scott wrote:
(sometimes shifting her monitor to my Mac), but it isn't the same. Text
and graphics on her 17 are crisp and clear, but some photos in various
web galleries are now very blah-- but were quite nice viewed on my old
monitor.
snip
One of these days, some
On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 11:35:27 -0800, Patrick White wrote:
One of these days, some bright person will get around to designing a
popular image encoding format that stores the image data and the gamma that
that data was encoded with.
TIFF can do that, but very few TIFF writers put gamma
: The weakest link?
Now, if we could get together and buy a good monitor calibration package,
we
could send it around and all get our monitors calibrated. Probably
wouldn't
work for all of us, though. The kind I mean isn't just software but
includes a colorimeter, too.
Len
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On Wednesday, November 28, 2001, at 02:35 PM, Patrick White wrote:
This makes the images produced on a
Mac appear too light (or is it too dark?) on PCs.
Basically, there are three apropaches to dealing with this: 1)
make it look
goon on a Mac and forget about the PC users, 2) make
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