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By: Amy K. Chapin
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Photographer	Amy K. Chapin {Karma:63}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	canon rebel x
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	70-210mm
Uploaded	7/8/2002	Film / Memory Type	fujicolor super HQ
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John Myers {K:4308} 7/24/2002

the angle you shot this at makes the structure look huge...nice effect you have there. i agree, the blue does seem a bit strong and the contrast also seems a little muted.

Russell Love {K:7006} 7/9/2002

Hi Amy!
I like it! Is this in the cemetary also? Try this same shot on a over cast day and see what happens. The blue seems a little too strong, and I think I recognize that line through the top of the shot. I had Wal-Mart do some developing for me also and I got the same line on all of my prints from there. I dont use Wal-Mart anymore for developing. Tell Paul to cut loose a little more money and have them printed somewhere else! Your mom posted about a reflector box. I use a sun screen (the kind you put in the windshield of your car) that is silver on one side and a muted color on the other. It can be used as a reflector or a shade. Cheaper that buying a reflector screen. Keep it up, and see ya later!
Russ
See Ya!

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