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8-29-05

The Bell Tower *
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Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY

Sony DSC-F828 ,Carl Zeiss
Stacked Hoya IR72, ND8, ND4 hide exif
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Guest 14-Sep-2005 14:41
hmm ... Okay I'll try bracketing next time and see if that helps. Thanks!

~ J
roberta14-Sep-2005 02:38
Joey,
Another technique that I've been using is to use a tripod and bracket a few shots then layer 2 shots in PS and erase part of the top layer.
Guest 12-Sep-2005 03:38
P.S. Another version of this is in my IR galleries here at PBase. I like it better but I wanted to make sure that I stuck to the B&W or Sepia theme.
Guest 12-Sep-2005 03:37
I am the layer meister don't you doubt it, lol! I just need to take better originals. It was over cast but the only sunlight was directly in front of me ... see I should know better.

I'll post another couple that I took today with a little better results.

Thanks again!

~ J
roberta11-Sep-2005 20:56
Joey,
If you want to post the original I would be happy to play around with it in PS. You can post it in the Samples gallery if you want to.
roberta11-Sep-2005 20:55
Joey,
Did you try using layers in PS?
Guest 11-Sep-2005 13:33
Thank you Roberta ... IMO I'm afraid overexposing the sky during post-processing ruins the whole image. The original is not like that so I've had to balance between overexposure of the sky and getting the detail to pop in the trees and building. I'm only hoping I've found a semi-happy medium enough to draw some attention.

~ J
roberta11-Sep-2005 01:22
Joey,
Fine detail and interesting combination of IR and sepia (?)