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Uploaded: July 08, 2007 12:29:45
Medieval knights in a foggy forest, somewhere in Europe
Marietjie Townsend January 11, 2008
Your photos are really remarkable!! How did you create this image? #827018Jim Zuckerman January 11, 2008
Hi Marietjie,Nancy Donnell January 16, 2008
Hi Jim,Jim Zuckerman January 16, 2008
Thank you, Nancy. I appreciate your comments. I was pretty excited to see how that sword makes this look so good. Even though we've all been using the Internet now for several years, it still boggles my mind what is available to us and how easy it is to find things.Jim #5351160
Diane Dupuis January 17, 2008
This is totally awesome! I understand why it's one of your faves! #5352071Jim Zuckerman January 17, 2008
Thanks, Diane.Donna La Mattino Pagakis January 17, 2008
Dramatic and beautiful Jim, excellent colors and mood. I can see why it's your favorite, it's very unique!! #5355453Jim Zuckerman January 17, 2008
Thanks very much, Donna. The color came from the dawn lighting in the forest. When it's very dark at dawn or twilight, the lighting is bluish. The color wasn't changed from the original capture.Jim #5356183
Liz blahh June 27, 2009
I'm in awe of yor artistry! #7685333Jim Zuckerman June 28, 2009
Thank you very much, Liz.Sharon August 05, 2009
Amazing work! #7818125Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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