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Post by vintageslrs on Feb 28, 2006 14:32:27 GMT -5
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Post by John Parry on Feb 28, 2006 18:04:34 GMT -5
Hi Bob,
What are we looking at here (can't my head round it - sorry...) Is it a picture of a picture ? A window ? I know I'm going to kick myself when you tell me !
John
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Post by vintageslrs on Feb 28, 2006 19:30:41 GMT -5
Hi John
it is flowers on a window sill with the sun shining brightly behind it.......I thought it was interesting that the red of the flowers bled thru beyond the flowers themselves.....don't know what caused that....but I liked the effect.
Bob
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Post by Microdad on Feb 28, 2006 19:32:07 GMT -5
Some of the greatest photos are the ones people look at and say "I just don't know how they did that" which this one fits this criteria. It almost looks like it was originally a B&W and you got crazy with the red photo oils.  An eye-catching composition for sure. Steve |
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Post by mickeyobe on Mar 2, 2006 10:13:23 GMT -5
Bob,
I just can't imagine how you accomplished that photo but it sure is appealing.
Could you crop out that bright wedge in the upper right corner?
Mickey
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Post by vintageslrs on Mar 2, 2006 11:26:46 GMT -5
Mickey
I could try...but do you mean in the upper left corner?
Oh now I see what you mean...you mean the sliver of wall in the upper right--yes I think I can.
I will try and post the results.
thanks for looking and commenting
Bob
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Post by vintageslrs on Mar 2, 2006 11:36:07 GMT -5
Mickey here is the result:  thanks for the suggestion...I think it makes it better. Bob |
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Post by John Parry on Mar 2, 2006 17:41:51 GMT -5
Still finding this too spooky. The light came through the window without shining through the flowers (which are thrown into silhouette). But the light, reflecting off the flowers gave a halo effect around the flowers themselves. No wonder you made the original post without comment. I would have said glue was involved except we can see what you saw!
Well spotted, and well captured.
Regards - John
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Post by lulalake on Apr 10, 2006 22:39:17 GMT -5
Konica T2....Hexanon 52mmF1.8......Fuji 100 Bob Hi Bob, I really like this effect. I think it may be a saturation artifact in the scanning. What are you using to scan this in with? Jules |
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Post by vintageslrs on Apr 11, 2006 19:48:07 GMT -5
Jules
it can't be the epson scanner as the photograph itself........looks exactly the same way....so we cannot say it is due to the scanner.
I don't know how or why it happened...but too, like the effect!
be well...have fun
Bob
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