No problem (another photo too) *LINK*
| July 06, 2006 06:14PM |
No problem. I enjoyed my two days at the village taking photos, and will prolly be back soon. The village has ALOT of potential, I just wish the village management would take advantage of it.
As for the railroad, 464 is looking good, and it was quite nice to see #2 running again. Keep up the good work.
Here is (in my opinion) a nicer version of #2.
It is a high dynamic range composite made from four seperate copies of the image, all with slightly different exposures, overlayed and blended, so it would include shadow detail, along with good detail in the highlights.
I then sepia toned it, and added some vignetting to simulate the vignetting that would occur on on antique camera.
and a link to the full-size image (6mb)
As for the railroad, 464 is looking good, and it was quite nice to see #2 running again. Keep up the good work.
Here is (in my opinion) a nicer version of #2.
It is a high dynamic range composite made from four seperate copies of the image, all with slightly different exposures, overlayed and blended, so it would include shadow detail, along with good detail in the highlights.
I then sepia toned it, and added some vignetting to simulate the vignetting that would occur on on antique camera.
and a link to the full-size image (6mb)
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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