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| Mark Aksoy | A eye-catching storm shot! The clouds are perfectly exposed and full of drama and depth. I would crop a bit of the bald sky from the top to increase the impact of the clouds. I would also lighten the landscape at bottom to bring out more detail. |
| Cliff Banks | Interesting technique you have used - the end result is fine. I shoot in raw capturing all the data and then convert to B & W. |
| Dick Cotterman | Nice cloud image but the photo to me just seems to need a point of interest, maybe a lighter cloud area or a goose flying through. It's not always possible to find these additions, I know, but in this digital era nothing is impossible. |
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| Sam Bliss | |
| Mary Heiting | Good use for black/white but it seems so dark on the left side? |
| Ellie Webster | Works well as a B&W image...just wish I could see the houses a bit better. Do you feel the need to keep all the sky ? The clouds are great. |
| Member Bio | |
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Sam Bliss - Biography sbliss72@cox.net I
started taking photos in high school. They
were black and white and I did the processing of the
images as well. I stopped taking them when I
joined the navy (hospital corpsman – and never set
foot on a ship) except for a few taken on
backpacking trips in southern After
the service, I spent time as an Electronic Engineer
(8 years) and got tired of driving 50,000 (80,000
kilometers) miles each year, so I went back to
school for software engineering. With the
advent of digital cameras I have renewed my interest
in photography and am a new member to PSA. I
belong to 2 local camera clubs and am studying Phil
Douglis’ web site (http://www.pbase.com/pnd1)
for expressive photography. |
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