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03/21/2007 06:48:37 PM |
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03/21/2007 01:51:33 PM |
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A bold entry! You could even zoom in and get more macro on this and it would retain interest. With a shot of this type, if you wanted to soften the lighting without losing contrast elsewhere (with basic editing), you can try using an warm photo filter and uncheck 'preserve luminosity'. It's funny that being this literal with a literal crowd still results in an oobie! Good for you :) |
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03/19/2007 09:34:11 PM |
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good idea using grain..with a grain effect. i think the flash here is too harsh, maybe some editing would help. nice job. |
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03/16/2007 05:36:29 PM |
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I must be honest with you, I really don't like this image. The subject does not interest me and the grain/ noise seems to detract more than add to this image. |
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03/15/2007 11:48:50 PM |
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Double grain - interesting effect! |
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03/14/2007 05:41:48 PM |
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AWESOME!!!!!!! NOW THAT IS HOW IT IS DONE!! grain that doesn't look like NOISE. 10 for sure |
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03/14/2007 09:52:24 AM |
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Grain's a bit too heavy in this - like looking through clumpy tea-leaves |
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