Holding On

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By: Phil Cassell
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Photographer	Phil Cassell {Karma:1054}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	Canon EOS 10D
Categories	Digital Landscape Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 28-70 mm f/2.8L USM
Uploaded	10/14/2004	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
		ISO / Film Speed	16
Views	484	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - TEXAS Country - United States
About	Trees by a river that floods find a way to hold on using their roots like fingers to grasp the ground and hang on for dear life.

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Cheryl Ogle {K:24494} 12/31/2004

Impressive shot - the power of the desat is great here. The clarity & shadowing is perfect.

Trish McCoy {K:15897} 12/16/2004

wow. excellent capture. what amazing looking tree roots.

Phil Cassell {K:1054} 10/14/2004

William, thanks for your input. Going more with a darker contrast does make a difference. I did this in a duo-tone trying to portray a slightly different feel to the print, but I like what you did. I'll keep playing.

William Francis {K:365} 10/14/2004

I like the shot alot and think b&w is the right way to go. I think there is too much of a single tone of gray though, and with 30 seconds in photoshop adjusting the levels and curves I was able to give it a lot more punch and detail. I'm uploading a copy, but the limits on upload size don't really show off all the improvement. don't be afraid to adjust a bit! :)

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