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Sculpture
Contax G2 w 45 mm, set at f4, 1/2 sec exposure handheld,
skylight filter used.
At night shapes and familiar terrain take on a life of their own. This
Sculpture which lives at Lehigh University, felt so alive to me I tried to
relate that feeling in my image. Using Kodak Max 400, developed and
printed by Kodak, and scanned into Photoshop 5.0.2, using a inexpensive
600x1200 dpi flatbed scanner for cropping, minor touchup of dust and lint,
and file sizing for internet transmission. I also used the clone tool to
remove a distraction in the composition. I think the walkers in the image
bring scale and action to the scene and the flare around sidewalk lamps a
festive but comfortable campus environment.
Photographer: Bob Myers of Mt.
Bethel, PA.
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Porch
Contax G2 w 28mm,
set at f8, 1/60 sec exposure handheld, UV filter used.
This country porch has several elements that attracted me, a strong stonework
corner with just the right amount of mortar and stucco missing to
naturally lead the eye to the central character, the wooden trunk/ bin. Other
interesting elements entertain your interest even longer, the watering can
,rocking chair, oil barrels at the end of porch. Its all about a variety of
texture, form, and function. Using Kodak Max 400, developed and printed and
scanned into Photoshop 5.0.2, as in image # 1, for cropping, minor touchup
of dust and lint, and file sizing for internet transmission.
Photographer: Bob Myers of Mt. Bethel,
PA.
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Looking In
I call this image "Looking In", this is a Photoshop creation
of three different images. The background behind the warrior in the
window and the inside of an old caboose cabin were shot with a G2 with
28mm lens. The warrior was taken using a Nikon 24-120mm lens (sorry).
But I thought the effect was worth your viewers. By the way the warrior
is very sharp ,its the opaque glass that I place in front of him for
reality that softens the image.
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