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25-MAY-2006 Judi B

Up up & away

FujiFilm FinePix S5200 Zoom
1/15s f/3.2 at 6.3mm iso800 with Flash full exif

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Guest 24-Jun-2006 20:10
Well done night shot and your viewpoint screams tall. -Michael
Canon DSLR Challenge23-Jun-2006 19:47
Much better, thank you, Judi. This is really is such a strikingly good image that it was a shame not to take it to the next level. Beautiful work. Best Wishes, Traveller
Canon DSLR Challenge23-Jun-2006 10:38
Traveller,
I really do appreciate your bringing the power lines to my attention. I was totally unaware as I didn't notice it when I took the picture 11:30 pm nor on my screen, but by lightening the image I definitely saw it and cloned it out, and yes it was good practice. Thanks again,
Judi
Canon DSLR Challenge23-Jun-2006 08:25
And a third comment from this loquacious person...People who speak to others about almost anything, are very often only speaking to themselves. I am lazy with my pictures sometimes...I just don't want to work on them or take that extra step to make it...acceptable. So, really, when I am hectoring you, I am really reminding myself to take that exta step toward a professional presentation...something that I leaned here.

Seriously, do as you wish, in essence you were an excuse to have a conversation with myself...which is what is really going on in most conversations anyhow...(grin and smile)
Best Wishes, Traveller
Canon DSLR Challenge23-Jun-2006 05:35
Sorry, Judi, but it is very visible on my monitor. What I like about this is that it is a good image to practice on because much of the clonning or healing is on black areas...so this will be a good time to gain some expertise with these tools. That's all I'm saying. Best Wishes, Traveller
Guest 23-Jun-2006 04:02
Thanks for comment, it is nearly invisible on my screen,
will try it. Thanks. Judi
Canon DSLR Challenge22-Jun-2006 21:26
Judi, this is very nice, but you really should use the clone or healing tool to get rid of that nasty power line. If you're not real famaliar with these tools, this is the perfect image to work on and build you confidence in this technique. Best Wishes, Traveller