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Study Group 12 Walter Ross |
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| Carole Kropscot | I admire your black light set-up. Black light photography produces such create colors. I think Poster Edges was a good choice to further enhance the "look" of your creative bottle. I think I might have chosen a more dominant color from the image for the wide now green border. |
| Jenny Gu |
It is really a creative bottle. The cuts of the glass showed clearly with their patterns and lights. The saturated colors are very strong especially surround with green board. I may remove the little extra part at the bottom, (reflection?). |
| Ulrike Henn | It is really a creative bottle. The cuts of the glass showed clearly with their patterns and lights. The saturated colors are very strong especially surround with green board. I may remove the little extra part at the bottom, (reflection?). |
| Ruth Rittichier |
That's a blindingly colorful image!
The brilliant color saturation does a good job of concealing the blackish artifacts one gets when using this filter. I'd like to see the original black light image. I bet it is beautiful. |
| Barbara Kuebler | You really have colors here that pop! Black light is fun to play with. You have good detail in the glass patterns. I think the green color is too strong, so I would suggest a thin stroke instead of the wider border. |
| Sophia Aldridge |
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| Member Bio | |
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Walter Ross
I have been working with
photography as a hobby for over 60 years. In the
late 1950 I started with a NIKON F, and have been
shooting with NIKON ever since. My current camera
is a digital NIKON D70. |
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