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Posted on 27/08/22 4:29:45 PM
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Re: Challenge 920: Seafaring photographers
Will he be in time .............. ?



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Posted on 28/08/22 01:46:10 AM
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Re: Challenge 920: Seafaring photographers
"Just in time to die, Mister Bond."

Posted on 28/08/22 09:33:48 AM
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Mariner wrote:
"Just in time to die, Mister Bond."




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Posted on 28/08/22 2:42:06 PM
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Posted on 28/08/22 3:23:43 PM
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Posted on 28/08/22 3:24:37 PM
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Posted on 28/08/22 3:37:05 PM
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That's a really clever way of extending the boat Michael!


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Posted on 28/08/22 6:53:04 PM
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Re: Challenge 920: Seafaring photographers
Artemis Moon mission launch scheduled for 29 August 2022 1330 UK time.



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Posted on 29/08/22 05:36:21 AM
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Re: Challenge 920: Seafaring photographers
Thanks David, Loyd

Good work Gordon, but they are all going to get burned!

Posted on 29/08/22 08:59:59 AM
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Thanks David, Loyd

Good work Gordon, but they are all going to get burned!


And deafened

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Posted on 29/08/22 2:53:52 PM
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Posted on 29/08/22 9:06:15 PM
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Posted on 30/08/22 10:44:47 PM
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Re: Challenge 920: Seafaring photographers
Nice work everybody. My favourite is Ben Boardman's entry.

Vibeke either reduce the foreground contrast and, or, reduce the stark blacks by using the Shadows and Highlights tool to match the "subdued" background and all will be well.




Posted on 31/08/22 08:51:10 AM
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Michael

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Posted on 31/08/22 09:12:40 AM
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Re: Challenge 920: Seafaring photographers
"Before" and "After" of Vibeke's entry










Posted on 31/08/22 11:12:18 AM
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Posted on 31/08/22 7:05:29 PM
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Thanks Michael, I can see the difference. Love your wave.

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Posted on 31/08/22 8:25:45 PM
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Re: Challenge 920: Seafaring photographers
michael sinclair wrote:
"Before" and "After" of Vibeke's entry


Well now Michael, as is often the case, I am not always a fan of your use of Highlight/Shadow.

Whilst I appreciate completely what you are trying to do, I think you have rendered the image very slightly 'flabby'. I would have preferred that you adjust the background to the richness of the foreground.

But that's of course totally subjective. I love dense blacks whereas you have a tendency to like them filled with detail.

I love the way these challenges bring out not just different techniques but different perceptions too. Makes it all so much more interesting.


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Posted on 31/08/22 8:28:07 PM
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Please tell us more about your fascinating image Ant!

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Posted on 31/08/22 8:45:19 PM
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This is an attempt that, I certainly have no reason to feel bad about, but which I feel I have not really pulled off.

I wanted to create a figure made completely out of water. This is not a creature rising out of the water, but the water itself rising and morphing into 'human' form.

This is a venture into completely new territory for me and I really hope to hear your opinions and suggestions as to what I could, or should, be doing differently to give this more conviction.

You can click to view large or click twice to view extra large. I have left it very high res so you can assess the positives and negatives in full detail.



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