Adam,
I really enjoy your shots, prize or not. 'Mermaids' is absolutely stunning!
Exposure is perfect deluxe.
Haven't done b/w for 3 years or so. Do you use a certain film for b/w and
develop/enlarge yourself or is it (no offense) Photoshop? After enjoying
your photographs so much I played a little with Photoshop myself and
'adjusted' a few color portraits to look sepia. The effect is amazing:
http://www.schiffler.net/stuff/people_bw
Last question. How do you digitize your images? Scan from print or neg or
photo-cd?
Jochen
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[mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]Im Auftrag von Bolty
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 28. August 2002 05:19
An: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: Photos for [OM] Proof again that Olympus is fine equipment!
A few people have asked what were the three photos that won prizes at the
State Show. Have a look at
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/dynoGallByMember.asp?mem=22419
The three photos were
Mermaids at Burleigh
Dog Gone
and The Long Path Home
Thanks for all of your kind comments. I n response to many people saying
that it's the photographer that takes the image that produces the result...
well I agree with that but I just feel that other camera users underate the
quality of work that can come from our Olympus gear. I often feel the need
to go to a more automated system but it is so hard to tear myself away from
Oly gear. Once you get used to it's limitations and work within it's limits
and use them creatively... well the results speak for themselves.
Cheers Adam
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