Path to Angkor

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By: Dario Diament
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Photographer	Dario Diament {Karma:83}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Automatic Canon
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	35
Uploaded	7/23/2002	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Color ISO 200
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About	Photo taken in Angkor Wat, Cambodia. Wanted to try what happen if i take a picture from a dark room, to a lighting view. I started to study photography becasue this picture. I took this picture with a pocket camera...
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Tim Dinofa {K:162} 10/11/2002

Dario, I like your idea to frame your photo through the open door. A very artistic and professional eye. This is a hard photo to take without a good light meter. My suggestion for fixing your original is to try and adjust your levels in photoshop. Make a duplicate layer of your photo and adjust the levels (contrast) for just the outside view (keep an eye on your sky and try not to make it too white). Now goto your second layer and adjust the levels for the (ground and doorway). All you have to do is delete the (outside) from this layer. It will then show the (outside) from the underlying layer, which has the correct settings that you previously made. Hope this helps....

Dario Diament {K:83} 7/30/2002

Is this picture looking too artificial because the photoshop touches? (I added growed dark and add more color to the indoor frame...), or it's ok?

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