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Mar 02, 2005 14:42 |  #1

I took this picture around 4 years ago with a Kodak throw-away camera. I finally decided to scan it and post it. Not the greatest picture, but I thought I did ok given it wasn't the greatest camera, plus I was on a boat. Please let me know what you think, I have attached both a color and b&w.

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Mar 03, 2005 10:38 |  #2

So no comments - guess it was a crappy picture.


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Mar 03, 2005 10:40 |  #3

hank1105 wrote:
I took this picture around 4 years ago with a Kodak throw-away camera. I finally decided to scan it and post it. Not the greatest picture, but I thought I did ok given it wasn't the greatest camera, plus I was on a boat. Please let me know what you think, I have attached both a color and b&w.

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I cant pick which one i like more, but its a very good picture for what you were doing at the time i like the shimmer of the sun and the statue itself in the water


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Mar 03, 2005 13:21 |  #4

Thanks monkey_wrench, appreciate the feedback.


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Mar 03, 2005 13:25 |  #5

the colour one and i suggest clone out the plane trail


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Mar 03, 2005 19:14 |  #6

Very nice, I love how it is back lit.


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Mar 04, 2005 07:30 |  #7

Thanks again. I wasn't sure about the plane's contrail (sp?). I thought it was a good filler for the left-top part of the photo. Thanks for the recommendation!

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Mar 04, 2005 09:24 |  #8

I also like the color one, and think the contrial should be cloned out.


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Mar 04, 2005 09:31 as a reply to  @ flyfisher's post |  #9

I like the B&W version! :) Sorry for messing up the rating. :)


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Mar 04, 2005 10:23 |  #10

Should it be cloned out or cropped out? If cloned out there might be too much sky.


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I would keep it.




  
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Mar 05, 2005 15:13 |  #12

Thanks Penguin!


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