A Picture I Took - 2008

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Few photos from being out fishing, posted em in a fishing thread, figured I might as well post em in a photo thread:

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Duck in Geneva

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View from the cottage I stayed at in France

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Modern art statues in France

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A waterfall in France
 
The 8th one down really stands out. Nice composition.

I'll post another from my trip; this one is a bit more processed than the others:

 
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For anyone interested, first three made with Sony A350 and Sigma 105mm Macro, middle three made with A350 and Kit lens at 70mm and flash, bottom pic made with Canon XSi Kit lens at 55mm.
 
jmroberts70 said:
Was any post processing touch-up done on these pics? The first one especially looks like the color tone of the face has been washed flat or something [I'm not very good at describing this].
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The only PP was in Lightroom 2. I just had got the program and was trying it out. Even though my monitor is calibrated, I am still worried about people looking at it on a non-colormanaged monitor. If the monitor is not color managed some look over saturated, if it is color managed then it looks under saturated or just right. But like I said, I am learning to use LR2 and bypassing PSCS3.
 
jmroberts70 said:
Was any post processing touch-up done on these pics? The first one especially looks like the color tone of the face has been washed flat or something [I'm not very good at describing this].
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Oh that picture, the seat was maroon/dark red. So when using the WL1600 on a boom, the red from the seat over saturated her with this crimson look. It was interesting.
 
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