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I agree with the above, but I content myself by remembering that there is no body of water here in Bogota and exactly that is what's preventing me from taking such a photo.:D

Really a beautiful shot. I can imagine that it was here that Byron almost fought a duel over his love.

Jonathan

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.. all the ingredients there, maybe a touch digitally sharp, sorta happens a lot, I really think as I said to Steve on a image let the tones do the work. Contrasting within a shape is better than the edges , which is what sharpening digitally does in general. If you unsharpen mask give it away

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Ivan -

 

The wide horizontal stretches greatly add to the feeling of vastness and of the relative usefulness of the watchtower in that location. The graininess contributes well to the composition.

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Andy, Jonathan, Imants, Dave and Stuart..Thankyou.

 

This image was captured using an M6ttl and 50mm Elmar-M f2.8.

Also, the film used was Fuji 1600 PR.

Looks a bit too grainy here, as I still have to get used to post images properly but it prints very nicely.

 

Azzo

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Looks a bit too grainy here, as I still have to get used to post images properly but it prints very nicely.

Azzo

 

You make a good point here Azzo, some shots need different treatment just to show them on the web.

 

I like "simple" compositions like this one, just enough and nothing more, as someone once said. :D

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Wonderful image Azzo. This goes very well with the picture of the boat you posted some days back. I like the composition and how the lines of the land play against the shapes of the clouds. I too like the grainyness (sp?).

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Azzo,

I'm not sure that I have the answer to the problem; reducing quality for web seems (to my inexpert eye) to have different requirements for both film and digital; neither of them are shown to their best on the web. I spent years making deliberately grainy prints, yet when I've tried to post them, they lose impact; as for digital, I've only just got my toe in the water! ;)

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