Midnight at Whiterock Lake

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Image Title: Midnight at Whiterock Lake

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By: Chris Whaley
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Chris Whaley {Karma:3847}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Rebel 2000
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 28-80
Uploaded	5/1/2001	Film / Memory Type	Royal Gold 100
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About	Cropped off part of the right side.advice encouraged
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Chris Whaley {K:3847} 5/4/2001

I do have a copy of Adobe Photoshop 6 that i just acquired but have not used it yet. I just use Arcsoft that came with my scanner....I will see if I can do what you refered to and let you know the results..thanks for all the compliments and advice guys!

chuong doan {K:-66} 5/4/2001

I love the composition with the larger imposing tree on the upper right balanced nicely by the smaller one in the left, all while the moon leads the eye in a nice arc.
My only complaint is the print/scan. If you have photoshop, adjust curves/levels so that the trees turn completely to black, giving you a better contrast in your midtones.

Artie Colantuono {K:12275} 5/2/2001

Well done Chris......good use of space and well composed...lighting and exposure is very good.......like the overall effect very much........I think you did an admirable job with this ,you should be proud of it

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