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    Default Desaturated Night

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    Canon 5D
    EF 24-105mm
    ISO 400
    1/125sec. at f/9.0

    This was taken during the day on a cloudy day. I solarized it then de-saturated it. I added stars to it but didn't post that one.
    Last edited by denise ippolito; 11-17-2008 at 10:46 AM.

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    Denise,
    This is very appealing to me. The frosty look gives it a cold, wintry feel. I enjoy looking at bare trees against the sky, especially at twilight when they're reduced to graphical forms - the fractal patterns of the branches can keep my eyes engaged for a long time. The texture you've retained in the bark of the larger branches adds further interest. I like the composition, with the "L" of the larger vertical and horizontal branches framing the diagonal one.

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    I like the composition Lady Denise. well done...might want to run a slight pass of noise reduction for the background...good show...:cool:

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    Alfred Forns
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    Beautiful Denise !!! Feels like a 3D image and excellent precise framing !!! Makes you keep looking at the image !!!

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    Julie Kenward
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    Agree with the others - it's a beautiful image. Love the colors and the framing - what a neat idea.

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    david cramer
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    Why do I get the idea you are having a grand time with these? Maybe because i think this is a grand image. While it is moody, it is also playful.

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