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Nicholas Hanks | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Tucson tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Tucson

Tucson Inn 2004 (Local Color)
Tucson Inn 2004 (Local Color)		 San Xavier
San Xavier		 San Xavier Chapel
San Xavier Chapel		 The Arizona Inn
The Arizona Inn
Arizona Inn Side Gate
Arizona Inn Side Gate		 Arizona Inn (our balcony!)
Arizona Inn (our balcony!)		 Inn Bloom
Inn Bloom		 Inn Fountain
Inn Fountain
Inn Window
Inn Window		 B&W Palm from Balcony
B&W Palm from Balcony		 Shower Curtain
Shower Curtain		 Tuscon Hillside
Tuscon Hillside
Tubac Gallery
Tubac Gallery		 Tubac #16
Tubac #16		 Tumacarori Vista
Tumacarori Vista		 Tumacacori
Tumacacori
Tumacacori Dome
Tumacacori Dome		 Tumacacori Dome 2
Tumacacori Dome 2		 Tumacacori Steeple
Tumacacori Steeple		 Tumacacori - 2 Crosses
Tumacacori - 2 Crosses
Florence City Hall
Florence City Hall		 Nature Conservancy
Nature Conservancy		 PatagoniaStatePark.jpg
PatagoniaStatePark.jpg		 PAtagonia Fishing Lads
PAtagonia Fishing Lads
FSBO Patagonia
FSBO Patagonia		 Patagonia Homestead
Patagonia Homestead		 San Xavier Mission
San Xavier Mission		 San Xavier Mission again
San Xavier Mission again
Sabino Canyon
Sabino Canyon		 Sabino Canyon Wildflowers
Sabino Canyon Wildflowers		 Cactus Blossom
Cactus Blossom		 Thistle
Thistle
Cactus Spider
Cactus Spider		 Cactus Blossom
Cactus Blossom		 Flamingo Hotel
Flamingo Hotel		 Lamp Post Liquors
Lamp Post Liquors

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Nicholas Hanks18-May-2004 00:51
I'm not sure which image in the gallery you are referring to, but all images were taken with a Konica Minolta Dimage A2, hand held without a tripod. A polarizer was used quite a bit (with a 58-62 step-up ring) but I can't be sure on which ones. The images were edited in Photoshop CS. Some of the shadow detail was brought out and the highlights backed off using the Shadow/Highlight adjustment in Photoshop CS. This tool alone is worth the price of the upgrade.
Nick
Michael 12-May-2004 21:40
Excellent dynamic range. Did you use a polarizer? Which one?

If you used exposure bracketing and blended images please share how you achieved these results.
Nan 02-May-2004 04:07
Great work!
amy 27-Apr-2004 11:20
wow you are the best hope you are having fun looks great!
love ya Amy
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