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07/23/2014 03:56:30 PM · #1
Use high contrast to create impact in your photograph. Advanced.
07/23/2014 04:49:31 PM · #2
"high contrast" means something different in Washington and Colorado. I'm in.
07/24/2014 10:43:52 AM · #3
In Colorado, there are many times of high contrast, which means high dynamic range to me. Example here:

Detail in the shadows and detail in the highlights, but pushing the tones to the extremes.
07/24/2014 11:29:17 AM · #4
Most photographers, when they talk about "high contrast" prints or images, are referring to images that have histogram peaks at both ends but nothing much in the middle.

Search "high contrast photography" in google images and get this. That's what most people will be expecting to see.

For whatever that's worth.
07/24/2014 11:56:04 AM · #5
yeah,my last change to join the glorious ribbonners
oh boy,i am cleaning my lens already in breathless anticipation
07/24/2014 12:02:45 PM · #6
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:

"high contrast" means something different in Washington and Colorado. I'm in.


Hmmm. Begs the questions:
1. Is there a contrast between the Washington high and the Colorado high?
2. Is there such a thing as contrast high?
3. What about contact sheet high?
02/24/2015 11:46:40 PM · #7
we can do this again!
02/25/2015 12:40:30 AM · #8
I like made this suggestion.

Message edited by author 2015-02-25 15:46:47.
02/25/2015 07:48:19 AM · #9
Originally posted by wbanning:

Originally posted by Art Roflmao:

"high contrast" means something different in Washington and Colorado. I'm in.


Hmmm. Begs the questions:
1. Is there a contrast between the Washington high and the Colorado high?

With Alaska (home of Denali National Park) joining the crowd today I guess the highest high just got a bit higher ...
02/25/2015 09:28:22 AM · #10
yeah another black and white :-))
02/25/2015 09:54:22 AM · #11
Dark doesn't equal black. The same goes with light and white.
03/01/2015 09:50:24 PM · #12
bump.
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