The Altar in the Forest

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Image Title: The Altar in the Forest

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By: Jon O'Brien
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Jon O'Brien {Karma:11321}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Minolta 370-X
Categories	Landscape From The Field	Film Format
Portfolio	Landscapes	Lens	Tamron 70-210
Uploaded	8/29/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fuji 400
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Cypress Hills Provincial Park State - SASKATCHEWAN Country - Canada
About	Okay, really a picnic table. Originally shot in colour. I am scanning from matte prints and am not happy with the way the matte finish seems to soften the scans. Perhaps it is time to invest in a negative / slide scanner :-]

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Phil M {K:11526} 9/18/2004

Lovely shot. I think forests are extremely difficult to take good photos in, so well done on this! :)

Del Metheny {K:25617} 9/3/2004

The B&W goes well though I think with the mood you are trying to create. The all alone with nature effect is nice.

Stefan Engström {K:24473} 9/1/2004

Looked to me as if there was a PS effect here, but it is amazing to me if this is just from scanning the matte surface. One thing I found when I had to scan a textured surface is that it sometimes pays to rotate the photo before you scan. I use a dual-purpose photo/negative scanner (Epson 3170, about USD 200) and I am pretty happy with that combination.

Shahriar Broumand {K:692} 8/30/2004

This is a good pic, Jon. I really like the effect of the trees, omnipresent...

ARMANDO ALCÁZAR {K:42404} 8/29/2004

excellent pic, super composition and beauty color choice, congrats my friend

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