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10/15/2004 08:08:17 AM · #26 |
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10/15/2004 08:33:15 AM · #27 |
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10/15/2004 08:38:44 AM · #28 |
These are just a few I like, in addition to some of the ones that have already been posted (especially Megalomaniac and Interlude).
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10/15/2004 09:15:15 AM · #29 |
Hard to pick just 3, as B&W's are my favorites!!! Here are a few from my favorites selections. But I have to say that ALL of the shots listed here so far are excellent.
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10/22/2004 01:19:38 PM · #30 |
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10/22/2004 01:30:12 PM · #31 |
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10/22/2004 01:32:52 PM · #32 |
bar none. |
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10/22/2004 01:33:56 PM · #33 |
someone elses, or you own?
Here's one of mine:
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10/22/2004 01:38:42 PM · #34 |
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10/22/2004 01:39:27 PM · #35 |
Originally posted by Pedro:
bar none. |
Incredible...both this photo and your "Interlude" make me wonder how you achieved such beautiful results both in conversion to black and white and in other editing...
How could I improve my photo in my portfolio entitled "Let Weary Arms My Story Tell"? I would love to get your help with this, Pedro (or anybody else)...
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10/22/2004 01:40:00 PM · #36 |
| Some really nice shots here. Keep posting :D |
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10/22/2004 01:44:07 PM · #37 |
Originally posted by thatcloudthere:
Originally posted by Pedro:
bar none. |
Incredible...both this photo and your "Interlude" make me wonder how you achieved such beautiful results both in conversion to black and white and in other editing...
How could I improve my photo in my portfolio entitled "Let Weary Arms My Story Tell"? I would love to get your help with this, Pedro (or anybody else)... |
this is not pedro's :) |
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10/22/2004 01:50:20 PM · #38 |
Originally posted by riotspyne:
this is not pedro's :) |
No, I know...but they both have similar tonal qualities and similar subject so I was wondering what I could have done with my accordian player to achieve similar quality results either before shooting, during the conversion, or through editing...
Message edited by author 2004-10-22 13:50:31. |
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10/22/2004 01:50:29 PM · #39 |
Two classics
 
and one of my own
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10/22/2004 01:56:03 PM · #40 |
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10/22/2004 01:56:59 PM · #41 |
Z-3!
Edit: Oh ... that's B&W ... well never mind.
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10/22/2004 02:00:04 PM · #42 |
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Good eye Mike. The techniques used in the two photos you mentioned are the same - since Alecia taught me how to do it. They are both quadtoned in PS, which gives the greater tonal range. Equally important though is dodging and burning after the fact. I did a quick D/B of yours just for fun. I'm on my laptop at the moment so I only have Elements to edit in, but you get the idea.
great photo.
P
Message edited by author 2004-10-22 14:10:44. |
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10/22/2004 02:08:24 PM · #43 |
| what an educating moment. now all i need is photo shop :) |
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10/22/2004 02:09:14 PM · #44 |
Cool...I'll have to mess with that a bit. Thanks Pedro! I sent you a PM so that I don't start hijacking this thread!
Now, back to the topic...here's another great one:
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10/22/2004 02:38:57 PM · #45 |
These are from my Fav's list.
 The lighting, love the light on the mtns.
 A balance of dark & light, the mist.
 The textures and tones.
 The movement and simplicity.
 The perspective.
 The expression and tones.
 The FE effect, the tones and PS work.
Great work people!!!
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10/26/2004 11:17:50 PM · #46 |
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10/26/2004 11:29:06 PM · #47 |
Here is my favorite.
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10/26/2004 11:49:52 PM · #48 |
Originally posted by Pedro:
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Good eye Mike. The techniques used in the two photos you mentioned are the same - since Alecia taught me how to do it. They are both quadtoned in PS, which gives the greater tonal range. Equally important though is dodging and burning after the fact. I did a quick D/B of yours just for fun. I'm on my laptop at the moment so I only have Elements to edit in, but you get the idea.
great photo.
P |
The duo. tri, quad tone options are greyed out in PS - what's the first step in order to utilize them? |
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10/26/2004 11:56:28 PM · #49 |
| edit-->mode-->greyscale first. then you can use the duotone option. |
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10/27/2004 12:33:09 AM · #50 |
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