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Man am I GREEN with ENVY! There have been some great shots! I love this forum.

Oh well, here they are.....























And this green is how the kids looked when they got off this ride;> )

James Dean
 
OOPS!! Didn't post the last one11 Sorry!

THe kids looked green after the rides because of THIS!!!....





James Dean
 
I have so say I am quite blown away be the sheer amount of breathtaking images here. A lot of superpro shoots :0).

Anyway here is my humple addition



and



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Wow! If the DOF had been just a little bit bigger, it would be one of the most amazing pictures I've seen!

I love that creepy eye!

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Welcome to the forum. A very nice shot to debut with too
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Linda R

Photography: Celebrating Life
 
Hi
your pics are stunning.

I must note however, that the heavy black border detracts from them severely IMO.

It's my preference but I think about 2px wide would do your pics a much better justice :D
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more pics: http://s33.photobucket.com/albums/d58/theronfamily/
 
Was at the Japanese Gardens here in Portland this morning.....a few more for the thread.





We have more green here in the Pacific North West than you can shake a stick at!!

Roman
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Photoshop is like bondo. Use it to smooth out and polish your work, not to compensate for your lack of body work skills.

http://www.pbase.com/romansphotos/
 
Thanks Kevin,

Thanks for the compliment! I agree with the borders are to large on most of those pics. I really need to learn how to make borders. I like how several others do them here. My photoshop skills are nonexistant.

Roman does a great job with his frames. I am looking to do something simple that I can place a title of the picture and then a signature like what Roman has done.

I'm glad that you started this thread on colors. It has helped to stir the creative juices and learn how others see things differently.

Thanks,

James
 
This little birdy is nice and green :-)

 
These are about as green as I can go

Stockholms archipelago:



Vinyards and castles on the banks of the Elbe near Dresden:

You can just see a paddle steamer under the castle on the left.



Both with D70 and Nikkor 12-24
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Phil_L
 
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