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Is it always this quite here? Posted Dec 01, 2006 at 2:41 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	8	167	2006 Dec 06 9:54 PM Alpha
Just thought I would say hello... Posted Jul 18, 2005 at 2:24 am \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	18	166	2005 Jul 19 7:28 AM TwoPynts
Can Anyone Post Here? Posted May 28, 2003 at 8:42 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	13	182	2003 May 29 7:14 PM Michelle A.
OT... The Lamest Thing I Have Seen in a While Posted Dec 16, 2002 at 5:36 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	28	518	2002 Dec 18 1:18 PM audre
Another Something New... Sort Of ;-) Posted Dec 14, 2002 at 11:34 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	10	177	2002 Dec 18 12:41 PM mysnapz
Something New... Work In progress Posted Dec 12, 2002 at 5:54 am \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	8	166	2002 Dec 15 3:03 AM starshuffler
Interesting article for anyone thinking of a career in photojournalism Posted Dec 10, 2002 at 8:11 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	7	100	2002 Dec 12 7:53 AM bsteph2069
Possible BCE... Posted Nov 29, 2002 at 5:24 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	5	123	2002 Nov 30 2:57 AM starshuffler
Work In Progress Posted Nov 29, 2002 at 4:40 am \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	8	124	2002 Dec 02 10:29 AM Antoonio
Wait until it is Dark, and Turn Off the Room Lights Before Viewing Posted Nov 20, 2002 at 6:30 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	12	190	2002 Nov 21 11:29 PM Antoonio
An answer for Misha's question... Where are today's compelling photographs? Posted Nov 18, 2002 at 10:47 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	15	259	2002 Nov 21 11:39 AM Antoonio
Solving a Problem Posted Nov 17, 2002 at 6:55 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	10	154	2002 Nov 18 9:15 PM Misha883
Satuday Night Chat??? Posted Nov 16, 2002 at 7:38 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	11	142	2002 Nov 18 4:24 AM bsteph2069
Return of the Milkweed Bug... Posted Nov 13, 2002 at 11:23 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	7	106	2002 Nov 15 4:23 PM Antoonio
Bugs Eye View... Possible Challenge Entry Posted Nov 12, 2002 at 7:24 pm \| Forum: Photography	Alpha	10	179	2002 Nov 14 11:58 AM Antoonio

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Thread: When in doubt post a rose! | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 10:50 PM

The highlights are a little blown out. If you get a chance to re-shoot this, try setting up some kind of shade screen to cut out the direct sunlight. I think you will like the colors a lot better :)

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Thread: Tonight's Sunset | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 10:24 PM

My old Photo professor used to call that "God Light".

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Thread: Come ON guys--here's the rest of my yucky day | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 6:19 PM

Looks cool bsteph... Can it take a photo???

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Thread: Come ON guys--here's the rest of my yucky day | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 6:16 PM

This might help... This is the layer that was on top. After each of the three steps I went back to this layer and added to the mask. This way I was able to work each section as I wanted and not change the trees and foliage.

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Thread: Come ON guys--here's the rest of my yucky day | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 4:53 PM

Lets see... I thought that there were three distinct areas in this that could be readily isolated and worked on. So before I started doing any correction, I created three seperate paths. One for the sky, one for the foreground grass area, and one for the shed. Once these were set I created two duplicate layers (I always leave the background layer in tact). On the first layer I made a selection of the foreground area and adjusted the levels (the white and black points were way off). Then on the top layer I created a layer mask set to reveal all and filled the selection with black so that only the foreground was erased. I could now see the foreground grass adjusted the way I wanted, and the rest of the image was the same. Next I did the same with the sky... sort of :) The grain in the sky bothered me, so I gave it a gaussian blur and that was better. But when I got done I decided it was to flat and just made some clouds in Photoshop. Normally I would find a cloud photo, but for the purpose of showing how this worked I took the cheap route. *S* OK... After I got this far, I selected the shed and adjusted its levels, then switched to the mask layer and revealed the underlying shed. I am sure with some real time and energy this could be made into a really nice image, but I only spent about 20 minutes or so... So that you would get the idea. I hope this all makes sense and that you like it :)

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Thread: NY Times photograher came and went just now | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 12:53 PM

You have been manipulated by the media... and are now oficially a ho.

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Thread: What I found on MY walkaround (really 'drivearound') | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 5:23 AM

It always amazes me how these creatures can look so beautiful and shabby at the same time.

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Thread: Come ON guys--here's the rest of my yucky day | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Fri, 20 July 2001 at 5:21 AM

The first one is way cool Diane... Thumbs Up Not sure about the IR and why it is noisy... My guess is that it is reading the moisture in the air at diferent levels of intensity, or that it has something to do with reciricol failure, but I do not understand this enough yet to be sure. BTW... I do not know if it is possible, but that old shed might make some really cool shots if done from the inside out. I bet at the right time of day the lighting coming through those open slats would be spectacular. Now I am off to shoot something... I do not know what, but it is 6:35 AM in my time zone and I am going to find something to photograph.

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Thread: Morning Fog | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Thu, 19 July 2001 at 4:35 PM

I am in Geneva New York, USA. This is a semi-rural area in the Finger Lakes region of upstate NY. Geographicaly, it is a fascinating place with a truly diverse landscape.

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Thread: Morning Fog | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Thu, 19 July 2001 at 10:39 AM

No problem Diane. I was using a 28MM f-2.8 Nikor AFD series lens. On the D1 there is a difference between the focal plane of the CCD when compared to a film based camera like my N90. This effectively gives the lens about a 42MM focal length. The image was shot at f-11 with a shutter speed of 125 manual focus-camera in manual mode. The reason I chose this was due to the overall brightness of the scene. Even though there was a fog the sun was staring to burn through it. Once I had the image on the computer, I converted it to grayscale and then to duo-tone in Photoshop. The duo-tone I chose was Pantone Warm Gray 8 CVP. I then conveted the image back to RGB and tweaked the levels a bit and dodged the area in the lower left using the dodge tool set to 9% for the shadows only. Man... I didn't realize I did that much. Anyway I hope this helps :)

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Thread: Pretty simple | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Thu, 19 July 2001 at 10:20 AM

I would say simply gorgeous... Great tonal range and values Diane. And a wonderful composition too :)

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Thread: WIP Progrezz update | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Thu, 19 July 2001 at 6:58 AM

Glad that worked for you...

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Thread: Not quite as cool... But still not bad | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Wed, 18 July 2001 at 8:55 PM

Diane... I know what you mean about how amazing they really are... I am going to go back in the next day or two and try to get them in action right around sunset. I think they start coming out then. I also had to talk myself into posting this one as the other just blew me away. bsteph... That is a chain, not pipe. If you want me to I will be glad to shoot a couple macros of this for a texture for you.

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Thread: This one is hot | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Wed, 18 July 2001 at 6:49 PM

My guess is that the spiders were in hiding... However, because there were an abundence of these, and from some conversation with the locals, I know that the spiders are there and I plan on going back to try and get one. I am told they are fairly good sized...

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Thread: Heartwarmer on a cold day - encouraging the mellow mallow. | Forum: Photography

Alpha ( ) posted Wed, 18 July 2001 at 4:10 PM

Great quote... Now go and shoot :)

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