These are the first of two in a series. I am of want to think of them as visual "Haiku's."
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Thread: Working with "Soft" images
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4th September 2011, 05:46 AM #1
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Working with "Soft" images
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4th September 2011, 03:28 PM #2
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Re: Working with "Soft" images
One more from that same locale.
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4th September 2011, 04:44 PM #3
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Re: Working with "Soft" images
They are very nice, Chris. I especially like the first one; it's one that I could hang up. Timing couldn't have been better because I've recently been experimenting with softening some of my older images just to see how they compare.
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4th September 2011, 05:30 PM #4
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Chris, I dunno what a visual haiku is, but for me the second shot is awesome! I really like the soft background and the sharp detail of the foreground. Great photo.
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4th September 2011, 06:17 PM #5
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I wish you could see the first one as a full tiff image at 18 inches by 6 inches...it captures your attention and holds it for a long time. I'm entering it a local comeptition next week...I think it stands a chance at a prize.
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4th September 2011, 06:33 PM #6
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Good luck with that Chris
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4th September 2011, 07:33 PM #7
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Amazing work Chris. I like the first one. Good luck!
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