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Merete Westerdahl
{K:11079} 9/12/2004
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Oh..that's amazing!! I have never seen such!! Just wonderful..
I thought I had add you to my friends list..:-/ I'm sorry..now I have.. ;-)
Hugs
Merete
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Jeff Fiore
{K:11277} 9/12/2004
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Jennifer, I just e-mailed Patrick Jacobson a quick tutorial I threw together on straightening images. Shoot me an e-mail (it's on my bio) and I will send it to you.
Jeff
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jennifer armstrong
{K:6688} 9/12/2004
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thanks, Jeff. Tim has a PS addition for fixing scewed horizons so i'll have to get him to put it on my computer as well. Sometimes i like it when things are off-kilter (as you said, too), but when it's done by choice, not like here (& the beach scene) where it was unintentional & therefore, reads as a mistake! Woo, hoo - another technical-thingy to get my head around. :O)
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Patrick Jacobson
{K:29151} 9/12/2004
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This is what i call depth... nice work! Love the composition and the tones are just great.
Regards,
Patrick J
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{K:9527} 9/12/2004
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i love your landscapes too... :)
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 9/11/2004
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again like padling this has a lovely antique feeling to it.. funny each of the genres that yu work in have a very distinctive style all very successful
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karen clarke
{K:18893} 9/11/2004
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This is beautiful, love the angle and composition. Love the toning, very dreamy~
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Jeff Fiore
{K:11277} 9/11/2004
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Jennifer,
Great image, excellent tones and composition. The toning is the right choice for a bland, foggy sky. Reminds me of the type lanscapes I shot years ago. One nit-pick, the photo is skewed slightly CCW. Other than that, this can hang on my wall.
Jeff
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John Strazza
{K:11535} 9/11/2004
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super ... great frame ..
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Tim Schumm
{K:29196} 9/11/2004
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this one sucks ...... NOT.... the blown out fog in the background is beautiful much better then the color version.
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Margaret Sturgess
{K:49403} 9/11/2004
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It has the feel that you were lying down inthe field to take this, like the way the rows draws the eye to the horizon
Margaret
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