PESO - All In A Row

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In a message dated 3/1/2007 11:22:25 A.M.  Pacific Standard Time, 
ramarren at mac.com writes:
Technicals:

- It seems  slightly rotated in a clockwise direction.

- Both the B&W and color  renderings seem a little off on my screen:  
as if the middle tones are  a bit compressed together, and (in the  
color) the saturation is  pushing a clipping limit on the green  
values. It makes the photo look  slightly unnatural, which seems out  
of place given the pastoral  scene.

If you were looking to highlight the row of trees, as the  subject  
line suggests, the flatness of the rendering is  questionable.  
Something to help them stand out more as compositional  elements by  
shaping the tonal rendering in either monochrome or color  might be  
worth exploring.

G

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Thanks,  Godfrey. It's why I asked you if the DS underexposed and you sent me 
the info  about exposure compensation. Those shots were taken before I am 
going to try  that, and I felt they all came out too dark or something. 
Compressed might be a  good word.

Maybe tone down the sky less as well re trees.

I'll  repost a better work up later. Thanks for the input.

Marnie aka Doe.  

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