GivingTree

Joined: 1st May 2008

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GivingTree
I like the retouch, but not the green cast. I think it would look better in a warmer tone.

Comment by GivingTree posted on Kids enjoying a christmas game at 04/01/2009 - 18:00

GivingTree
Wow, I like this a lot. Well done.

Comment by GivingTree posted on Surfcaster at 04/01/2009 - 17:45

GivingTree
I agree with Martin and like what he did, but there's some posterization(?) in the shadow now (at least on my monitor).

Definitely like the tones of #1. The b&w does nothing for me, even if you boosted contrast.

Comment by GivingTree posted on Which window? at 04/01/2009 - 17:36

GivingTree
Happy New Year!

So glad I can start off this year with PentaxUser forum friends!

Comment by GivingTree posted on A Very HAPPY NEW YEAR! at 01/01/2009 - 18:56

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Comment by GivingTree posted on London New Year's Day Parade at 01/01/2009 - 18:48

GivingTree
Numbers 1 and 4 are excellent!
I can really see the heaviness of the fog in #1, and the texture of #4 is great.

Comment by GivingTree posted on Fog and frost at 31/12/2008 - 17:14

GivingTree
I like the last one the most - all prickly and frosty.

Comment by GivingTree posted on Morning walk at 31/12/2008 - 17:06

GivingTree
Anyone seen those silly American cheerleaders in the New Years Day Parade? Scores of them have been performing every year for at least 16 years now.

How do I know?

16 years ago, I was one of those silly cheerleaders waving my pompons and dancing my way down the streets of London to "Can't Buy Me Love" by the Beatles. Trip of a lifetime!!

Thanks, London! for hosting these girls every year, and for memories every Jan 1.

Haven't seen this show? You can find some clips on YouTube, or better yet, make your way to London this New Years Day and see lots of very cold girls in short skirts and big smiles!

(for our Australian friends - I'll put in a word for Sydney, 2010. I don't have much pull, though, sorry)

Comment by GivingTree posted on London New Year's Day Parade at 29/12/2008 - 22:01

GivingTree
Both are very good. #1 for me, too.

Comment by GivingTree posted on Cooper Lake, New York state at 27/12/2008 - 18:12

GivingTree
Well, as far as I can tell since googling "humbug", they're traditional British mint candies. So, in America, we call those "mints".

Really, they're just not available here. Mint candies are almost always red & white, sometimes green & white.

Comment by GivingTree posted on Fortnightly Competition #5 - Christmas at 27/12/2008 - 18:04

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