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02-AUG-2004 IMG_8066

August 2: Stepping
into the Darkness

Woking, Surrey

Another hometown candid. Thanks to Robin, Jill and Melaine, this is a second go on this image with the woman's companion cloned out. The original can be seen in my Extras Gallery .


Photoshop:
Cropped and Resized
Desaturated in Grayscale Mode
Contrast +44
Cloning
Framed using Pantone Cool Gray 11C

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel
1/320s f/5.6 at 75.0mm iso100 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time02-Aug-2004 15:48:13
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length75 mm
Exposure Time1/320 sec
Aperturef/5.6
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias
White Balance (-1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Program
Focus Distance

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virginiacoastline04-Aug-2004 02:17
Yes, it is much improved without the other person . . . .such is the state of many of our lives (JUST KIDDING!!) no hate mail please . . .=p
Rick04-Aug-2004 01:00
Great use of light.
Guest 04-Aug-2004 00:35
Love the mood here...wonder what she will find in the darkness....
Guest 03-Aug-2004 15:17
Ray, I like both images, however, I personally found the un-cloned one more interesting, the hint of the 2nd person in the dark created a very special feeling to the photo. Cheers Frank.
Guest 03-Aug-2004 10:19
Stunning image Ray. Great use of dark and light
Mike R03-Aug-2004 07:55
Ray, I am not sure which one I like the most. They are both good. The woman on her own is a striking and nicely composed image, but I also like the mystery of the other person in the shadows.
Gary Winters03-Aug-2004 06:23
Excellent
Cheryl Hawkins02-Aug-2004 23:37
This one is better. It is less distracting, has more impact.
Karen Leaf02-Aug-2004 22:51
Nice work cloning, this is really interesting.
Pall Gudjonsson02-Aug-2004 19:10
Excellent !
Melanie02-Aug-2004 18:43
Much better... More mysterious!
Adalberto Tiburzi02-Aug-2004 17:56
Much better.
Si Kirk02-Aug-2004 17:54
Thats better, you get a better contrast with less distraction, cool capture.
Jill02-Aug-2004 17:53
This works!
Robin Reid02-Aug-2004 17:48
Quite striking. I doubt that we will ever see her again! ;-)