the old barn
by ursula

Comment by aznym:
Congratulations. Glad to see you up here. Wonderful.

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by dsidwell:
Wonderful photo, Ursula! I love the choice of the lighter blue sky, which makes the impact of the barn's colors more vivid.

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by Sonda:
Stunning, Ursula. Congrats on the Blue!

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by soup:
i think this barn is in the current edition of petersons photographic.
for sure a similar one in the same area.

well taken.

Message edited by author 2005-04-20 21:54:32.

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by alanfreed:
Stunning shot... definitely ribbon worthy! Congrats!

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by ursula:

Originally posted by e301: Fill-flash, Ursula? I'm still in PSP8 world, where that doesn't exist - but I'm guessing it's a kind of automated selective lightening thing, yes? So you can shoot under-exposed and use it to bring back details in darker/shadow areas?

Yeah, that's pretty much what it does, but IMO it's not so much to bring back detail in an under-exposed picture, but to lighten up areas in shade. Under-exposure I'd try to remedy when converting from RAW. PSP9 also has a "backlighting" fixing option, which (duh!) darkens the very bright areas of the photo, but, IMO, doesn't work all that well. PSP9 also allows you to pull in RAW pictures directly to PSP, and allows to adjust WB, exposure and sharpness. I have no idea how it compares to other software to do the same thing.

Message edited by author 2005-04-20 19:46:59.

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by e301:
Fill-flash, Ursula? I'm still in PSP8 world, where that doesn't exist - but I'm guessing it's a kind of automated selective lightening thing, yes? So you can shoot under-exposed and use it to bring back details in darker/shadow areas?

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by Neil:
Beautiful image and scene, congratulations Ursula!

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by AJFI:
I maintain my original comment, just gorgeous.

the old barn
by ursula

Comment by charmayne:
Congratulations on your blue with this beautifully captured and composed image!!