Cottage #1

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By: Antonio Martins
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Photographer	Antonio Martins {Karma:401}
Project	#12 Dramatic B&W Shadows	Camera Model	Sony DSC P71
Categories	Digital Landscape Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	Black & White	Lens	Sony Lens
Uploaded	5/26/2003	Film / Memory Type	Memory Stick
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	461	Shutter	1/400
Favorites	1	Aperture	5,3
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Campos do Jordao State - SP Country - Brazil
About	I didn?t remove the wires because I don?t know how to do it with Adobe or any other image manipulation program, otherwise, I would have done. Não eliminei os fios porque não domino a tecnica de manipulação de imagens, senão teria feito.

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Otto Astorga {K:723} 5/27/2003

The brightness of the back lit trees is very nice. Perfect for bw study. Some areas are overexposed on the front of the house but I think this is sometimes hard to control unless you do a lot of burning and dodging. I think since you brought it out that the wires are the more distracting element. Here is a suggestion, crop the bottom one out. That leaves you with one to contend. I use PS 7. The healing or cloning tool would be very effective in removing the last wire. All you would have to do is work at a large magnification so as not to ruin too much of the surrounding foliage. That would improve the shot tremendously. Attached is a partial fix. Regards Otto

José Eduardo Cruz {K:13180} 5/26/2003

Boa foto e melhor o lugar!!!

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