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Uploaded: September 24, 2007
As I look through all of the photos from Saturday, I guess the easiest way will be to upload chronologically, so here's one of my first. This hanging light fixture was one of the first things I noticed in the lobby of the botanical gardens. Lighting was difficult, though, so I did two shots, one exposed on the lamp and one on the ceiling. I cut the lamp from the first and pasted it into the second, had to do a little rotation, then cloned out a recessed light on the ceiling. The originals are in the discussion.
Lauritzen Gardens, Omaha, NE
First photo: 28mm, 1/80sec @ f5.6, ISO 200, -1/3 EV
Second photo: 28mm, 1/250sec @ f10, ISO 200, -2/3 EV
Exif: Exposure Bias Value: -2/3, Exposure Time: 1/250, Flash: 16, ISO: 200, Camera Model: Canon EOS 30D
Jeremy Henderson September 24, 2007
Here are the originals. #745622Shelly A. Van Camp September 24, 2007
Super capture and POV! Love all the cool designs and shapes! Great work, Jeremy! #4836781Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna September 24, 2007
GREAT idea, Jeremy!!!! Super results!!!! I didn't get the ceiling at all. I tried it with the flash and that didn't turn out to bad but I don't have that beautiful ceiling!!!! Oh well...they will be different!!!! Love what you did!!!!!!! It is a beautiful lamp!!!!! ♫ k #4836979Nikki McDonald September 24, 2007
And I never even thought to look up!! I love the composite here so that we have the full beauty of the fixture and all the linear design elements of the roof supports and their shadows. Very nice EOD entry. It was great to meet you and thanks so much for that web page--cool. #4837208Sharon King September 24, 2007
Great way to fix a lighting problem! Great work! #4837694Candice C. Calhoun September 24, 2007
Wow, sensational idea and way to overcome differences in subject illumination! Beautiful photos and exceptional post work to compile them into the finished image! LOVE it!ccc #4837917
Linda D. Lester September 24, 2007
You have wonderful ps skills...great job! #4838403Nina Shields September 24, 2007
Jeremy, the only way to capture this difficult exposure situation; great PS skills and great eye to see the shot to begin with; will be fun to experience this trip through everybody's images; super work! #4839704Sandra R. Alvey September 24, 2007
Fantastic PS work Jeremy! I'd have never guessed you'd done anything to it! I was actually gonna try captured this lovely lighting fixture, but didnt' think I'd ever get the lighting right so...ya know. LOL!Sandi #4840182
Tamara K. Walker September 24, 2007
Beautiful composition, wonderful work. #4840469Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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