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Originally Posted by austin granger
Sorry Lenny, but I don't like those color scans - too saturated, a lot of magenta, violet, shadows completely closed.
Your BW scans look better.
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Beautiful - must be a winner that will grow on you over time.Quote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
Lenny's scan is fantastic and he got everything possible out of the transparency. The color has nothing to do with him. I've stated it was edited. I do not try and recreate the scene as 'reality' would have it or that was captured on the negative/transparency. The image posted is far from a straight scan.Quote:
Originally Posted by federico9001
If Lenny does not want his name associated with the image then I will surely take it off and make an edit over on Flickr.
Austin fantastic photo. I really love the one with the guy on the log in the distance. Really tremendous.
Vaughn, Holden, Ibenac, Zaitz, Thank you. That one goes way back, a sure sign I need to get off this computer and go make something new.
Waterfall. Hackelbarney SP, NJ.
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Excellent work !!!!!
Thanks, Edward.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edward (Halifax,NS)
Makes me want to have a drink right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duane Polcou
Very nice!
Dachstein as seen from Vorderer Gosausee, Austria, January 2012
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