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19-JUL-2004 shu

Rooms and Boards *

Canon EOS 10D
1/250s f/13.0 at 44.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time19-Jul-2004 01:24:03
MakeCanon
ModelEOS 10D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length44 mm
Exposure Time1/250 sec
Aperturef/13
ISO Equivalent200
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ctfchallenge17-Nov-2006 13:52
Excellent pp'ing.

- Jamdiver
Shu14-Nov-2006 05:55
I guess it's more like painting. I went to mode, grayscale, duotone, in a sepia tone I created, and then added the gold touch in the window using the paint bucket set at low opacity and flow.(?) From there I use my eye to paint with the burn and dodge tools until the image looks the way I imagine. I really don't have a set way of doing images like this one and I'm sure every one I do is done in a different manner, I use my eye to determine light and shadow and pay little attention to the steps taken. (There are many, I'm sure.) I have been inspired by the work of Jude MC who is a master at dodge and burn and who also adds poetry to her images. (She tells me she would also like to add some very unique music to her galleries as well.) I plan on doing a gallery with these experimentation images and will practice until I am able to perfect them. I'm glad you like this. I'm sure it's not perfect, but as I said, I will possibly get better with practice.

Thanks again. shu
Brent 14-Nov-2006 05:14
This is wonderful Shu! I like the treatment as everyone else seems to as well, love the color coming out of one window. Very nice.
elips14-Nov-2006 03:35
This is wonderful, Shu! It definitely looks haunted! Your color treatment is very interesting, and I mean that in a good way. It looks like a combination of b&w and sepia tone, can you tell us how you processed this? ~Sharon
sue anne14-Nov-2006 00:45
Nice - looks abit erie like an old time movie. ;)