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Tony Smallman
{K:23858} 1/18/2003
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A striking, beautiful photo Miguel,thanks for explaining what you did in PS.I'll add this to my favs.along with your Arboutetum pic.
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Miguel Lasa
{K:62} 1/9/2003
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I took the picture with a compact digital camera 1 megapixelKodak dc260(I forgot my 35 mm slr!)
I used ps with the blur filter and toned to sepia color.
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Miguel Lasa
{K:62} 1/9/2003
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Thank you very much to all of you for your comments and votes ,I really appreciate them.
Some of you have been trying to contact me ,sorry I didn't
update my email address . My new one is
miguel.lasa@btinternet.com
I will post all details of the photo very soon.
Thanks again
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Ken Alexander
{K:3905} 1/8/2003
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Such art in such a simple composition--like a Japanese painting.
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al shaikh
{K:15790} 1/8/2003
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PLEASE ENTER YOUR PROPER EMAIL ADDRESS IN YOUR PROFILE, THERE ARE NUMEROUS BOUNCES ALL COMING TO ME.
THANK YOU
AL
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Sue O'S
{K:12878} 1/8/2003
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Got to add my "wow" to the list, but I agree with Mary Sue about a little info. You put it under DIGITAL for category - I'm curious about what manipulations were done and what the original consisted of.
Striking image, Miguel. Marvelous.
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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 1/8/2003
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Very nice, good composition and toning. Please tell us more about aperture, shutter, and any PS manipulations you did to get this. And please post more!! :)
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Keith Naylor
{K:13064} 1/8/2003
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Very nice, would love to know a few details about exposure and such.
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Richard Wells
{K:310} 1/8/2003
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WOW! Fantastic.......
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