Pesqueiro

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By: Fernando Gonçalves
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Photographer	Fernando Gonçalves {Karma:111}
Project	#36 Magic Light	Camera Model	Nikon N70
Categories	Others	Film Format
Portfolio	Fernando moura Gonçalves	Lens	28-80
Uploaded	11/22/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak tri X
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David Sheyn {K:1073} 11/28/2003

Great idea, but I agree with the others the contrast needs to be adjusted and to me it seems a little out of focus, but very original idea

ken krishnan {K:19102} 11/23/2003

Hi Fernando, well come to USEFILM.

This is a wonderful photo. Needs bit of work in PS to reduce the exposure a bit, and do some burning and dodging. I tried to do a bit. But I do not have PS with me to handle more than this.

Perhaps you could think about buying a PS programe like Abode.
Regards,
ken.

Raoul Endres {K:2676} 11/22/2003

A good picture, but there needs to be more contrast between the water and the boat?
There is a lot of detail lost...

Maybe try this technique: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/understanding-series/u-contrast-masking.shtml

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