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By: Anne Brown
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Anne Brown {Karma:833}
Project	#12 Dramatic B&W Shadows	Camera Model	Sigma SA-5
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 28-80mm
Uploaded	12/26/2001	Film / Memory Type	PlusX
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Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	Deserted old mining town. I was in heaven when I found this place. Jerome is perched on a hillside about half hour drive south of Sedona.
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Elsa Mota Gomes {K:1565} 12/27/2001

I like very much this photo, you played with light and shadow in a verys nice way!

Debbie Groff {K:9569} 12/27/2001

I love this picture Anne. I've decided for the new year to take about a month on each of the projects that are offered on Usefilm. The first one is b&w abstracts and this one reminds me of an abstract..The shadows on the porch are just really cool. I love all your b&w photos. Haven't done much myself in b&w but your portfolio is inspiring.

Scott Jones {K:1093} 12/26/2001

As per the last comment, I tried the cropping suggested which I thought was a good idea. I also rotated the image 0.6 degrees clockwise in photoshop which I think brings the verticals more upright. I have attached the changed image. What do the photographer and others think?

Scott

Jamie {K:530} 12/26/2001

Beautiful Anne! I want to be there right now basking in the warmth of the sun! Would it focus the viewer more down the deck of shadows if the right edge was cropped a little? --Jamie

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