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(1505) [2009-12-15 22:56] - [workshop] [compare]Leanne, I think you will find with a little less blue, a little more red, and a small bit more of saturation you would see the fall colors more brilliantly than your original image. Remember, the digital camera does not take a perfect photograph. Don't OVER adjust, though. Then it can get really freaky looking. See my comparison at my reply. Thanks, JoeGoff
(1505) [2009-12-15 21:07] Ha! Lili. Great capture of this animal. It's hair looks like mine when I view the mirror first thing in the morning.
(1505) [2009-12-15 21:02] Nice image capture of this great old animal, Dennis. No matter whether it was from a zoo or in the wild! Love the expression you caught on the bear's face.
(1505) [2009-12-15 20:59] Linda, I think this is the reason cameras and photography were invented. To capture memories that otherwise would be lost to those who did not experience all these wonderful people and their ancestry. In my opinion, a perfectly framed and composed photograph. Cheers, JoeGoff, Louisville, KY
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(1505) [2009-12-15 20:56] Werner, another of my favorite images... lighthouses! I really like the simplicity of this old lighthouse that shows off the great old architecture and structure for what it is today. Great exposure and compensation of highlight and shadows! A+1 Excellente!
Danke, JoeGoff
(1505) [2009-12-14 0:30] Maria, the very first "Christmas Snail" I've ever seen! Who but you could take such a slimy little creature and turn it into a wonderful photograph? Well done!
(1505) [2009-12-14 0:29] Annie, you are a constant surprise. Not only talented and creative in photography, but well versed in prose as well. You definitely have a deep and old soul within you. Great interpretative image work!!!
JoeGoff, Louisville, KY
(1505) [2009-12-14 0:27] Easy solve: It's an Australian dinosaur totem pole from the 1890's period of the bush people. Who wouldn't know that? I'm surprised you didn't. Even a "Yank" like me could define this. :) :)
JoeGoff, Louisville, KY
(1505) [2009-12-14 0:11] Oh Wow, Linda! You did exactly the right imaging with this photo. Exciting and dramatic lighting of a beautiful landscape/scenery photograph. A+1 Excellente!!!
JoeGoff, Louisville, KY
Darken, sharpen, you've got a winner!