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A horse at the local stable
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One of our local chickens
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great phto edits!
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Thanks, but I just had to change one of the photos, as it was actually heads only.
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Fabulous. I love the chicken’s red eye! Tabby is looking very serious. Do you use your camera on the black and white setting or do you change them to b&w afterwards in the editing? Are you using a particular editing program? Sorry for all the questions!
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I do not take photos with the b/w setting on the camera, the result is never so good and I am not Ansel Adams. I do have photo shop, but an older version on an older computer. I now use Ribbet. I find it just as good for what I need, and it also has an advanced supplement. I pay a small charge annually and it does the trick for me. I donot need half of the stuff that photoshop has.
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Great Photos! You’re an artist
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I find you can do so much more with b/w photos. I love playing with the contrasts.
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I love black and white photos. I’ve made some experiments but I’m not very confident.
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Wonderful work on those photos. You are a technical marvel hiding away in the mountains.
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Thankyou, It’s all done with the computer and a few profanities in between if it doesn’t work how I want it to.
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Very nice photo’s. I wish I had your touch!
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Many thanks for me and my mouse
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I love your use of spot color. I have to learn to do that. I always admire it, but haven’t tried actually doing it. I’m a little retarded about processing.
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It is not very difficult, but needs a steady hand. I do it manually in Ribbit, but in Photoshop you can organise the programme to do it.
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wonderful photos- love that eye with the eyelashes
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If you look carfully, you can see my reflection holding the camera on the bottom right of the eye.
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oh my- that is wonderful!
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Your horse’s eye photo is superb. I really enjoyed all your photos for this week. Thanks. 😀
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Thanks, it is the first time I have done monochrome for a long while, but it is fun and rewarding. You can bring a lot out of a photo in b/w.
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Redeye isn’t always a bad thing. Very nicely done.
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This was the original colour of the chicken’s eye, must have been drinking too much in the roost.
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