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rosko

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Re: strand
« Reply #15 on: November 08, 2015, 22:14:18 »
I like the color version. Interesting subject.

But the B&W version works even better in my opinion giving a feeling of depth. Also the clouds are more present, giving a dramatic atmosphere.



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Re: strand
« Reply #16 on: November 09, 2015, 21:59:04 »
Thomas,the Df and the glass did take a beating from the sand, salt and the rain, at one point i had to unscrew the eyepiece to clear out the water.
And the body felt sticky.

thank you Francis

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Re: strand
« Reply #17 on: November 09, 2015, 23:15:35 »
4, 5 and the bikers (bw and colour) would  be outstanding if flashed (700ws or more)
the bikers in bw are anyhow great  and i do not get the name of the painter who did no 2,   200 years before you - hm (2 ladies dressed in white with umbrellas....)
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Re: strand
« Reply #18 on: November 10, 2015, 13:27:47 »
4, 5 and the bikers (bw and colour) would  be outstanding if flashed (700ws or more)
the bikers in bw are anyhow great  and i do not get the name of the painter who did no 2,   200 years before you - hm (2 ladies dressed in white with umbrellas....)

Why flash, Thomas?

Monet?

https://petitemelancolie.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/underwood-underwood-two-women-in-swimwear-enjoy-a-tandem-bike-ride-down-the-beach-with-parasols-in-hand-1910-c2a9-underwood-underwood-corbis.jpg

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Re: strand
« Reply #19 on: November 10, 2015, 14:28:30 »
flash separates - it will only be reflected by the foregorund, all other light is lost in infinity.
With it you get strong colour, and adding a certain angle to the motiv you can intensify
its structure in that "grey" environment.

the artist, i think it was Kroyer (from Denmark)
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