Indian Steele Bridge by vulcanccit

Photography • Scenic • posted on Feb 05, 2007

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I wanted this one to be clearer, but I have yet to figure out why the Canon Rebel Xti tens to be fussy in low light, maybe that is just how it is, but I autofocused on the wall at the end of this bridge. I took a tip from DBGrafix to use Photoshop Elements. I have verson 5. My father inlaw also uses this. For years I have used Paint Shop Pro and just used its smart fix. On this one I used Elements and used its autofix, auto color balance, and sharpness fix. I also wish the sky was not so white but I guess its a balance of the inside of this bridge and the outside. More from my fun this weekend. Thank you to all who have commented and given me advise as I learn the lens and other trinkets such as Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop Elements. Thank you to all of you. Feel free to give me advise and comment. I hope you enjoy this!

Comments (11)

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Hendesse

12:47AM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Impressive shot. Fantastic POV and depth!

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lizzibell

2:18AM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Great shot...

Valerie-Ducom

2:57AM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Very beautiful picture and excellent perspective :)

kjpweb

6:45AM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Very nice symmetry of this shot! Great set of three!

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boobunny

6:52AM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Well, I'm no expert but I think it looks just fine. A very cool place.

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awadissk

11:29AM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Vey nice picture!!!!!!!!

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three_grrr

3:19PM | Tue, 06 February 2007

Very cool pic, I like the effect. I see what you mean about the sky, and have no solution for you. I run into the same thing with my little Nikon, which doesn't have all the capabilities your camera has. The only thing I can think of is to color the sky bluer. But in this photo .. that would a big pain in the derriere, I think.

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