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Crack in Time (Original Post) Johnny Noshoes Feb 2012 OP
Nice shot. How'd the lighting stay so uniform? bluesbassman Feb 2012 #1
HDR? alfredo Feb 2012 #3
I like that. alfredo Feb 2012 #2
Lighting... Johnny Noshoes Feb 2012 #4
Nice Solly Mack Feb 2012 #5
What a grand old clock, Callalily Feb 2012 #6
This is old timey and impactful. Mira Feb 2012 #7
Mira - your wish is my command :-) Johnny Noshoes Feb 2012 #8
Oh! A Gift. An it's Mira Feb 2012 #9

Johnny Noshoes

(1,977 posts)
4. Lighting...
Tue Feb 14, 2012, 07:56 AM
Feb 2012

I shot this a long time ago but I think it was one of those overcast New York days and it was shot against an evenly lit grayish white sky. No HDR - haven't tried it yet. Just worked it in silver efx. The original color picture shows the aged green copper of the clock. I just prefer the b&w version because the details seem to show better.

Mira

(22,380 posts)
7. This is old timey and impactful.
Wed Feb 15, 2012, 12:05 PM
Feb 2012

A favorite - the detail is astonishing. I'm glad you answered with some details about it. I like it enough to want to see the color version, but I know in advance it can't be improved upon.

Mira

(22,380 posts)
9. Oh! A Gift. An it's
Wed Feb 15, 2012, 02:04 PM
Feb 2012

actually now a toss-up. The unexpected color of light teal is great. There is a loss of detail. If I were in picasa (my tool of choice) I would first add a little light, then slide the shadow slider to get a bit more detail.
Either way a very satisfying photograph.
I thank you very much.

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