Autumn Forest

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By: Les Anderson
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Les Anderson {Karma:555}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Pentax MZ-50
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	10/30/2002	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Supra800
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About	Taken 3 weeks ago before frost, snow and wind, erased the leaves. I apologize for the focus. I took this before I joined this site. Next Fall, I will be more proficient. For the horizon checkers, I did adjust in PS :>) Boy! this point has sunk in...Thank you.

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Les Anderson {K:555} 10/30/2002

I did not use a polarizer. live 100 miles from a photo shop and i was looking at them on display. I need to be more assertive in asking
questions about what effect I want to create. any suggestions for the following
1) bright day polarizer
2) low light "
3) cloudy day/mist "
This site has been humbling and much needed. Now whatl I need is a proper scanner.

Deb Mayes {K:19605} 10/30/2002

Beautiful colors, Les - I bet you miss them already! You don't mention using a polarizer; I'm wondering if that might have deepened the blue of the sky.

As a fellow member of the tilted horizon club, if they've taught us to be more careful, we've both benefited already. :) So let me say thank you, too -

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