Chuck Milber

Study Group 9

Masters Hands.

This image was taken in a sculptors workshop in southern Florida.

Where everybody was working in a natural light environment. But of cause very little

light to take this image.

The best way was using bounced flash.

125/sec @f11

I cropped the shot way in, Clone tool to eliminate the hot spots and enhanced

the color to achieve the attached image.

Regards

Comments
Bill Thompson	* I like the composition. Good job. The hands seem slightly too red, but you probably had to accept that when you punched up the color.
Brian Swinyar	* This is a lovely image Chuck that encapsulates well the potter’s art. Taken in natural light, the use of bounce flash has worked well and created some delightful toning and texture.
Fred Drury	*
Maciek Duczynski	*
Saleem Khawar	* I like the composition. Good job done..
Shaikh Amin	* Chuck-everything seems to be perfect except the base which seems to be not in motion enough

Member Biography
	*Chuck Milber* I am retired and live in Boynton Beach Florida. Formally from New York City.I designed textiles for the better women's wear, sportswear and suits. So i lived with color and design all my life. With strong hobbies in photography painting and golf. In retirement i blend all three. I have belonged to several photo clubs in the N.Y.C. area but the competition at the Boynton Beach C.C. is the most sophisticated and talented. My wife and i travel alot and affords me lots of images. Florida is a problem, if you don't have birds or flowers there is not much left. I just signed up for a workshop in the Santa Fe New Mexico in July to study scenic photography. The school is 7000 ft. above the desert. Also we are going to China in September.