Confederate woman 1897
Uploaded: January 28, 2009
This shot taken at the end of the day during a Civil War re-enactment at Fort Tejon, California.
Exposure time: 1/160 F-stop: 8.0
ISO speed: 80 Focal length: 21.8000
Flash: Not fired Exposure mode: Manual
Exif: F Number: 8, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 10/1600 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 80, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 21.80 mm, Model: DSC-H2
Jodi M. Walsh January 28, 2009
i like this version better than the other dale. hope it does well #1075067Dale Hardin January 28, 2009
Thank you Jodi. #7100144Debbra Bailey January 28, 2009
Wow - cool effects Dale - at first I thought this was a photo of a painting. Love her expression and your composition! #7100148Dale Hardin January 28, 2009
Thanks Debbra. Here is a copy of the original photo. The re-enactment was over for the day and all the participants were getting ready to eat and camp on the site for the evening. I was the only non participant in the area at the time. #7100292Jodi M. Walsh January 28, 2009
that is wild how you manipulated this dale. again, your skills amaze me :-) #7100323Marcel J. Fernandez January 29, 2009
Dale, you did a wonderful job on this. #7102007Dale Hardin January 29, 2009
Thank you Marcel.Just visited your gallery again and WOW, you've been busy. Your new "Flight 1" is fantastic and you know how I like car pix. "Fabulous Fleet wood" was great but "His and Hers" blew me away. Excellent work. #7102250
Dale Hardin January 29, 2009
thank you Jodi. Remember how in the past I've mentioned how many images have another image "hidden" within them? This was a good example of an "OK", but not outstanding shot, that still had some life hidden away.It pays sometimes to go over old shots and look at them with fresh eyes. #7102257
Norm Edmond February 02, 2009
This is a terrific shot Dale. The picture is a story teller. Tough to believe that it was taken at a re-enactment. A complete and wonderful look. I love it! #7120011Dale Hardin February 03, 2009
Thanks Norm. I knew you would like this. #7121683Dale Hardin February 21, 2009
Thank you Sian. This was my first attempt at this. I like what you did with "Glastonbury" and the white specks etc. Also am fascinated with your pencil drawing work. I see I have a long, long way to go. #7190915Anthony L. Mancuso August 08, 2010
Excellent image Dale, you did a superb job of re-creating the old and worn look. I can see why this is one of your favorites. #8813734Dale Hardin August 08, 2010
Thanks Tony. I feel this is the most successful of my "vintage" attempts to date. #8813955Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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