sheep at night on a bend in the whanaganui river, july, 2005

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Image Title: sheep at night on a bend in the whanaganui river, july, 2005

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By: Ian McIntosh
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Photographer	Ian McIntosh {Karma:42997}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	slarti
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	Road Movie	Lens	smc18-35
Uploaded	9/18/2005	Film / Memory Type	ccd at 3200
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Critiques	13	Rating	5.50 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - State - WAITANGI Country - New Zealand
About	There is a surrealistic technique called fumage. It involves passing a flame across an oil painting to let the smoke do some nice antiquing to it. I was using a digital sponge tool on dodge to lift the highlights in the trees and noticed the nice speckles on the background here. So kept going. Because it not random it doesn't have the soulfullness of the old technique invented in Cafe Deux Magots in the 1920's but I like the look.
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Mary Slade {K:40338} 4/9/2006

This is beautifully timeless and classical- very atmospheric image.

Ian McIntosh {K:42997} 10/7/2005

Tom hi! Some moonlight but the strong stuff is from a window in a woolshed where I stayed the night. Thanks for dropping by.This shot I wonder about reposting, the sheep seem to have become a lot less sharp once I reduced it to 800. I wouldn't have expected that but it's a phenomenon I'm starting to notice.

tom rumland {K:14874} 10/7/2005

phew! very nice! i was thinking to myself how much this reminded me of some oil paintings when i read your 'about'. i think you've done pulled it off. interesting technique. here it adds more than just texture. i see many, many things lurking in the shadows between the trees. i'll have to return and look at it when i'm not sober and see what happens ;^) i am curious about one thing tho: the title is 'sheep at night...' so what is the light source on the field? moonlight? headlights from a car? just curious.

take care,
tom