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Posted 12/10/2009 - 21:32
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Lovely shot! I wouldn't dream of doing anything about that green 'blob'. It's a major feature according to the explanation (well, sort of, anyway). Also, it doesn't disturb me in the least. Leave it as it is, I'd say.
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Posted 12/10/2009 - 22:03
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lidy wrote:
Lovely shot! I wouldn't dream of doing anything about that green 'blob'. It's a major feature according to the explanation (well, sort of, anyway). Also, it doesn't disturb me in the least. Leave it as it is, I'd say.
Ik ook.Lovely shot! I wouldn't dream of doing anything about that green 'blob'. It's a major feature according to the explanation (well, sort of, anyway). Also, it doesn't disturb me in the least. Leave it as it is, I'd say.
G
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Posted 12/10/2009 - 22:12
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Wow, George! (maybe I should have used a different expression, because Í think I read somewhere you strongly dislike the word 'wow' - if that is so, then sorry ). I'm impressed by your knowledge of the Dutch language!
Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships. - Ansel Adams -
Posted 13/10/2009 - 00:15
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lidy wrote:
Wow, George! (maybe I should have used a different expression, because Í think I read somewhere you strongly dislike the word 'wow' - if that is so, then sorry ). I'm impressed by your knowledge of the Dutch language!
"Wow" is fine when it's merited - it's the unmerited wows I dislike.Wow, George! (maybe I should have used a different expression, because Í think I read somewhere you strongly dislike the word 'wow' - if that is so, then sorry ). I'm impressed by your knowledge of the Dutch language!
But I do think that this picture merits the word. Quite magnificent. There was Peter, posting bison pictures, when all along he had this masterpiece up his sleeve that he was keeping quiet about.
G
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Posted 13/10/2009 - 04:55
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That makes me feel so very small when I look at it, a great photo pschlute. Its almost mythical and I half expect to see a unicorn or even a hobbit in the foreground.
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Posted 13/10/2009 - 09:53
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George Lazarette wrote:
But I do think that this picture merits the word. Quite magnificent. There was Peter, posting bison pictures, when all along he had this masterpiece up his sleeve that he was keeping quiet about.
G
Just wait until I post my Hobbit and Unicorn pictures !
lidy wrote:
Wow, George! (maybe I should have used a different expression, because Í think I read somewhere you strongly dislike the word 'wow' - if that is so, then sorry ). I'm impressed by your knowledge of the Dutch language!
"Wow" is fine when it's merited - it's the unmerited wows I dislike.Wow, George! (maybe I should have used a different expression, because Í think I read somewhere you strongly dislike the word 'wow' - if that is so, then sorry ). I'm impressed by your knowledge of the Dutch language!
But I do think that this picture merits the word. Quite magnificent. There was Peter, posting bison pictures, when all along he had this masterpiece up his sleeve that he was keeping quiet about.
G
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Posted 13/10/2009 - 10:20
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By the way, there was nothing wrong at all with the bison pictures.
But this one is in a different class.
G
PS: I can take or leave hobbits, but I'm looking forward to the unicorns.
But this one is in a different class.
G
PS: I can take or leave hobbits, but I'm looking forward to the unicorns.
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Posted 13/10/2009 - 10:35
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Hobbits are an aquired taste
Thank you for your comments George.
Thank you for your comments George.
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Posted 13/10/2009 - 22:51
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Fantastic picture, but I must admit that the green streak disturbed me too at first - looked as some kind of dye waste was being poured into the water But then - it looks like it was, doesn't it?
You've really shown the waterfall's magnitude Huuuuge!
You've really shown the waterfall's magnitude Huuuuge!
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Posted 14/10/2009 - 13:08
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Calibrated my laptop screen now, I can see the stars! As well as the cliff detail in the top half of your shot
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Posted 15/10/2009 - 01:59
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As I stated on that other forum, this is a great image, Peter.
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