Attempting the window/door theme....Again!

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written 7/12/05 4:47 PM, published 7/12/05 4:47 PM

i took all of these at work.

barn windows
door
black eyed susans?
sideview of barn
This building is slated for renovation
green shutter
broken
someone spray painted "danger" inside
danger

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wilk
•5
7/12/05 5:03 PM

Nice post. black eyed susans?, green shutter, broken and danger are all excellent pictures. They seem a little cloudy though.
- Oh Shoot

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Pyro43
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7/12/05 5:39 PM

Green shutter, broken and danger are good pictures. I agree with wilk about the cloudiness. Keep shootin'!
- Mmmmmm... Multiplicative

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ShadesofBlueArt
•4
7/12/05 5:59 PM

I like the B&W of Broken. Would have done a little more contrast on it though.
- Art is what Art is!

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KayN
•5
7/12/05 7:52 PM

I like green shutter and broken; sharpening the contrast would help immensely. You're getting there!
- Ms.N

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lifeonfilm
•4
7/12/05 8:19 PM

I like broken best.

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Kody
•4
7/12/05 9:38 PM

I like green shutter. I'd like to see it closer though. Nice symmetry.

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Anonymous Hero
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7/13/05 2:49 AM

not sure about the cloudiness. I was playing with the settings on the camera so i may have hit the wrong setting when taking them..THANKS for the comments-keep em coming.

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smalltown05
•5
7/13/05 4:42 AM

Nice images.
- blow.....hard

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kwsNI
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7/13/05 4:44 AM

Broken, definitely broken.
- Contumelious

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surferguy
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7/13/05 6:26 AM

all nice images...
- Growing Up is Optional...

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ROCKADEE
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7/13/05 12:58 PM

Nice, Really Like Broken!
- NATURE RULES!!!

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austinspace
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7/13/05 1:06 PM

These are a jump up in quality, lechar! Nice job. I too really like the shutter shot a lot. The first shot of the barn would have benefitted from a closer crop--the stuff at the bottom distracts a bit. And yes, they all have a bit of a milky film feeling to them; upping the contrast a bit would help immensely. But still--you're doing great!
- here and there

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lechar
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7/13/05 1:57 PM

i'm not sure i understand the milky/cloudy comment...I don't really see it. and how do i "up the contrast"? thanks for the comments.
- Jersey Girl

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AnyMoose Hero
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7/13/05 4:18 PM

Lechar do you use any Photo Editing Software? Possibly one that came with your camera like Photoshop Elements. Paint Shop Pro, Picture This, etc. ? If you do, you can use it to adjust the contrast (The amount of difference between Dark and Light) and Brightness ( The overall amount of lightness) and tons more.
I've taken Shutter and applied some more contrast, brought down the Brightness a tick and added some sharpening and here is the result if I can get this to work.
http://www.photographica.org/viewpic/32945
- Still a Moose

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lechar
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7/13/05 4:46 PM

WOW-thanks anymoose..i'll have to play with the software. I have adobe photoshop. thanks again for the assistance. i see the difference.
- Jersey Girl

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