weathered screen

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By: Jacqui
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Photographer	Jacqui {Karma:1283}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Kodak Digital
Categories	Abstracts Still Life	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	N/A
Uploaded	9/9/2005	Film / Memory Type	N/A
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Views	456	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	3	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Longmeadow State - MASSACHUSETTES Country - United States
About	used a little bit of PS...this part of the door on our second posrch believe it or not. kind of a bad crop...-shrug- comments appreciated. I do not have a camera at the moment, at least not for another month or so. so these are pictures Im finding in my old folders.
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Jacqui {K:1283} 9/12/2005

yes yes I do agree with you. Ill try it again once I can get my hands on a camera again.

thanks very much!

jude . {K:14625} 9/11/2005

Hi Jackie...I like what you tried to do here, but the skewed lines and focus detract from the composition, IMO. I tried straightening the bottom and right side in PS, but in doing so, it warped the image and perspective too much.

Then I tried a tighter crop, and converting the image to a quadtone to even out the hues. I've attached it so you can see how it looks. Levels could also be tweaked a bit.

Suggestion: next time, try bringing the focus in closer, and allowing the background to blur for DoF.

genious anonimous {K:-45} 9/10/2005

it sucks that you dont have your camera, where is it? hope you can get it back soon

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