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elsa hoffmann
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Re: Powerlines
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Reply #15 on:
June 27, 2015, 17:41:32 »
count me in the group that prefer the first image's processing.
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Asle F
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Hovet, Norway
Re: Powerlines
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Reply #16 on:
June 27, 2015, 18:13:28 »
I am not counting. But thank to all that share their opinions.
I will try to work more on it later when I get time, in the autumn or winter. Get little more contrast in the shadows of the powerlines, without loosing the fine drawing in the snow. It will not be easy, at least not with my lack of expertise, but I will to try.
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There is no illusion, it just looks that way.
Erik Lund
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Copenhagen
Re: Powerlines
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June 28, 2015, 21:47:46 »
The shadows does it for me.
How it is processed is up to the question of where will it be used.
In an add, commercial, postcard, poster, wall art, screen saver, background, front page, in a series with similar graphical strong images...
I like.
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