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Jun 05, 2004 09:00 |  #31

Very nice! Of all 4 I prefer the very first one. Makes me feel calm.
How did you obtain these black-blue colors?




  
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Jun 05, 2004 09:14 |  #32

It's actually more or less only "auto levels" in Photoshop, followed by some increased saturation and contrast. The blues and whites come from the reflected sky, and I guess the blacks from where there are no reflections. Many of the shots did not have these nice reflections but just a dull greyish or brownish color, so the angle of the water surface seems crucial to get nice colors.


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Jun 05, 2004 09:16 |  #33

Thanks for the info.

FretNoMore wrote:
It's actually more or less only "auto levels" in Photoshop, followed by some increased saturation and contrast. The blues and whites come from the reflected sky, and I guess the blacks from where there are no reflections. Many of the shots did not have these nice reflections but just a dull greyish or brownish color, so the angle of the water surface seems crucial to get nice colors.




  
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Jun 09, 2004 15:04 |  #34

this impressive shot just shows that photography is more about the "art of it "rather than the cameras and stuf you're using (which definitively help in a way)
wrths a frame
I like the first one better
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Jun 13, 2004 06:58 |  #35

First two photos are just beautiful!




  
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