In My Daughter's Home - Finale
Uploaded: June 11, 2006
Pam M June 11, 2006
This is it ... I've learned a lot this past week about rescuing very grainy ... very blue images ... so I came back to this one ... and I'm basically pleased ... and I'm backing away from the computer before my husband wakes up and says things to me that I usually say to him ... lately he's been obsessing about learning some new programming techniques. Tomorrow he will take his perfectly good pc away from me ... so really it's all his fault that I'm up so late/early ... and obviously ... I need sleep nowhave fun
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i'm going to attempt to put the old two with this one.
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Pam M June 11, 2006
hmm well that didn't work out at all like I expected ... top is the original ... it has a discussion thread of its own ... bottom is the redottyl #2880107
Carol Teal June 11, 2006
Very beautiful Pam! I like both images but maybe the finale a little tiny bit more. Anyway, great job! #2881445Pam M June 14, 2006
Thanks Carol!You were right the first one was a whole lot more about the shades than the flowers!
OK BUT AND ... starting to think I'll just trash my pc too and go back to pen and paper ... black and white specifically!
SOOOOooooo here's the deal ... I'm going to have to post about 5 pics sometime today or tomorrow ... and get color evaluations ...
The last five or six images in my gallery are all over the place when it comes to color ... sometimes because of the laptop I was using ... sometimes of where I was using it (home vs coffee shop) ... sometimes because of WHEN I was using it (night vs day) ... sometimes it's a different monitor than the laptop's original display (because it gave up on me and costs more to replace it than to replace the pc ...)
And of course I've had to view them on four or five different pc's in 2 or 3 different conditions to realize this fact.
And now add to the mix ... one laser color printer that seems to be generous with the red ink ... and a photo shoot that seems to have been shot sans white balance adj.
I'm more than just a little confused about what to believe about the color in these images. I'm hoping I've got it right for the printer finally but we won't find out until ... oh ... like when the sun come up in 2 hrs.
ANYWAY these will be hugely important because they'll be going up on my daughter's portfolio site ... sooooo
please standby ready for response ... any and all who are able to tell red from orange ... if you can't tell red from orange, can you tell green from blue or blue from red? ... ok that's good too!
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Roxana Kat 2 July 01, 2006
Wonderful photos, Pam! Both of them! #2973395Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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