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• ajnviper (932)
• [2006-05-03 15:17]

Like the border/frame... what we now need is to kick the contrast and saturation up a bit... two ways of doing this... in camera settings or by using photoshop... or other editing software... picase can be downloaded from google for free...

Good view of this... when I win the lottery... ya ya ya

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• cleocat (4244)
• [2006-05-03 16:44]

Interesting framing. Stunnig place. Well captured. I agree with Archie. It needs some saturation and contrast. Good attempt.

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• kondor (1022)
• [2006-05-04 1:42]
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Let me start with comments about the photo and not the frame. I like the scene a lot, but two things trouble me. 1 - the main subject is close to the centre of the image and can be altered with cropping. 2 - the image is 1-1.5 stops overexposed, reducing contrast levels.

Interesting frame? Yes it is, but I feel that the white corners should have been darker, perhaps 80% grey. The white is a bit overwhelming.

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• tinman (1622)
• [2006-05-06 4:27]

Super place and tfs. My opinion - maybe a haze filter required and then a little contrast and saturation would bring out the features a little more. Still, good effort.

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• JohnTulip (35290)
• [2006-05-06 14:23]

Hi Carlo.. hoe gaan dit ?!
Photo.. well the others made a few points ...so let me just conclude that this photo is nicely diffrent
and it shows a world most of us only can dream of. Well done and baie dankie vir die posting
Groet uit Holland
John
points later

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• gaylen54 (0)
• [2006-06-02 20:36]

George Clooney!!!! WHERE????? ;)

I'm being silly. How have you been, Carlo? I tried playing with this shot a little, increasing the contrast and levels as others have suggested, and it's a stunner! Let me know if you'd like to see it - but you can easily do it yourself - takes less than 10 seconds. :) I've found that most digital shots that I take almost always need some PP to bring out their best. Not talking about major changes, just a little adjusting here and there. The original idea and photo are always yours...after all, you clicked the shutter!

Gayle :)

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• ruudblok (22361)
• [2006-06-07 2:43]

Hi Carlo,
It is a good composed photo
I like to give it a little colour boost
Then the young spring colours will show more.
Sometimes a touch of sharpness after resizing bights the photo.
See you soon in a other part of the world?
RuudBlok

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• Janone (0)
• [2006-06-15 9:57]

Nice picture, Carlo.
But noticed the contruction they are busy with.
Jan