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06-16-10

sunqs

The expression of the face is interesting.

06-16-10

derekwin

Great moment

06-16-10

Incredible. Colors look great. I would loveto see this in B&W too.

06-16-10

Awesome picture! He looks mean!

06-15-10

rsolti13

All lens.....I barely increased sharpness at all. Not quite SOOC, but pretty darn close

06-15-10

I thought that black and white conversion looked a little too good :)

06-15-10

mandas

wow, it sparkles!

06-15-10

mandas

Hi, thanks.. I was playing with shooting close with the 35mm, the post was made up to simulate some Polaroid acid colours.. Best, Marino

06-15-10

Great moment captured. Love the B&W. If this was digital, how did you convert to B&W? By the way, if you click on the edit icon next to the title "EXIF Data" you can enter the information about the shot.

06-15-10

jhsymington

Thank you all for your kind comments. It was one of the most memorable photographic nights I have had. Scarily strong wind, dust storms and the weird lenticular clouds shooting across the sky under moonlight was unforgettable.

06-14-10

jhsymington

Might have one or two more. I'll post them tomorrow night. Thanks everyone.

06-14-10

do you have anymore from this series?

06-11-10

I am jealous! I want one of them.

06-10-10

Just noticed this in the Random pics. I like these types of shots. Makes me wonder what else is around there. Good shot.

06-09-10

Updating the lens data is quite easy. Log in and View your photo in the gallery. On the top of the photo is the Edit Option window. If it is not visible click the up and down arrows to show it. Inside that widow, select the lens from the list then click apply. Thats it

06-09-10

ncterry

Thanks, it's zf28/2, would you advice how to update the lens data here ?

06-09-10

Nice shot. What lens did you use? In case you don't know, you can update the lens data.

06-09-10

Great industrial shot!

06-06-10

jhsymington

It was shot on Provia and is a straight scan of the slide really. Didn't touch the saturation at all and only really darkened the background a shade.

06-05-10

what was this shot with? Velvia? what kind of processing? It's really beautiful.

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