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The spider is very impressive.
Comment by pschlute posted on At last I got to take some pics at 13/10/2009 - 11:23
Hobbits are an aquired taste
Thank you for your comments George.
Thank you for your comments George.
Comment by pschlute posted on Artist Point at 13/10/2009 - 10:35
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
Comment by pschlute posted on Artist Point at 13/10/2009 - 09:53
Well done Nathan, well deserved indeed.
Comment by pschlute posted on PPG 1st :D at 12/10/2009 - 23:10
Lovely image, great detail around the eye.
Comment by pschlute posted on What have i got to smile about at 12/10/2009 - 21:22
Tim
The image on my screen (calibrated with a Pantone Huey) shows very little total black. It obviously is a dark image but there is discernable detail in 90% of the dark areas
The image on my screen (calibrated with a Pantone Huey) shows very little total black. It obviously is a dark image but there is discernable detail in 90% of the dark areas
Comment by pschlute posted on Artist Point at 12/10/2009 - 20:26
Dave
Is she fluttering eyelashes at you ?
Is she fluttering eyelashes at you ?
Comment by pschlute posted on What have i got to smile about at 12/10/2009 - 16:13
From the National Park Service website Q+A:
Q. What causes the green stripe in the Lower Falls?
A. The green stripe is actually the natural color of the water. There is a notch in the lip of the falls where the stripe is, making the water deeper at that point and keeping the water from becoming turbulent as it goes over the edge. The color of the water is a function of the depth, the angle at which you are looking at it, and the amount of light at that point.
Q. What causes the green stripe in the Lower Falls?
A. The green stripe is actually the natural color of the water. There is a notch in the lip of the falls where the stripe is, making the water deeper at that point and keeping the water from becoming turbulent as it goes over the edge. The color of the water is a function of the depth, the angle at which you are looking at it, and the amount of light at that point.
Comment by pschlute posted on Artist Point at 12/10/2009 - 14:07
Martin
I do remember it when I was there, and a quick scan of others' photos on Flickr all show the green streak. I must now find out what it is.
I do remember it when I was there, and a quick scan of others' photos on Flickr all show the green streak. I must now find out what it is.
Comment by pschlute posted on Artist Point at 12/10/2009 - 14:02
thoughton wrote:
Very nice!
Why is it so dark at the top? (Not criticising, it looks great dark, I was just wondering)
Well it is pretty dark all over. The result of an exposure that tried to keep the highlights from blowing..as it is they are borderline.Very nice!
Why is it so dark at the top? (Not criticising, it looks great dark, I was just wondering)
I did have a go at lightening up the dark areas in pp, but it didn't work in my opinion, I liked this moody shot more.
Comment by pschlute posted on Artist Point at 12/10/2009 - 13:34
