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***Mini Challenge*** {408} Framed Photos...... Ends 02/17/2016 at 4:00 EST
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Looks like a baritone to me. I played a Mellophone in marching band, which is essentially a french horn with the horn straightened out. Tough on the lips with all that weight hanging 2 feet away!Bill, an exhibition photo from Calico's Civil War Re-enactment. I'm not too sure what the instrument is, the man in the middle, is carrying...Maybe a Baritone or Euphonium?
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Lots of nice pictures here folks!
Here's a couple from me.
Sir Walter Scott memorial, Edinburgh, Scotland
And this one, which could be a much nicer image if I could get the blue cast off of the pine needle silhoettes *and* deepen the unreflected sky. I have tried and tried, but so far it eludes me.
NW end of Lake Chelan, Washington
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Here's a couple from me.
Sir Walter Scott memorial, Edinburgh, Scotland
And this one, which could be a much nicer image if I could get the blue cast off of the pine needle silhoettes *and* deepen the unreflected sky. I have tried and tried, but so far it eludes me.
NW end of Lake Chelan, Washington
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coolBill, an exhibition photo from Calico's Civil War Re-enactment. I'm not too sure what the instrument is, the man in the middle, is carrying...Maybe a Baritone or Euphonium?
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Nice shots!
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Nice... Here I tried some.Lots of nice pictures here folks!
Here's a couple from me.
Sir Walter Scott memorial, Edinburgh, Scotland
And this one, which could be a much nicer image if I could get the blue cast off of the pine needle silhoettes *and* deepen the unreflected sky. I have tried and tried, but so far it eludes me.
NW end of Lake Chelan, Washington
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couldn't get clouds in reflection.... :-(
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Another nice one, GaryBack to the top with this one:
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A very cool photo for such a mundane subject
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Not much to work with when you are iced in.
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They are powerful animals! Nice shot
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A t least in the first one, there's a clear aisle of access for the firefighters to get in. Did you report it to the police, when the burglars ransacked your workshop?hope these are new to some, all shown before
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If I was a thief and saw that...I'd walk right back out again!A t least in the first one, there's a clear aisle of access for the firefighters to get in. Did you report it to the police, when the burglars ransacked your workshop?hope these are new to some, all shown before
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So...you have BIG Lips, now? :-DLooks like a baritone to me. I played a Mellophone in marching band, which is essentially a french horn with the horn straightened out. Tough on the lips with all that weight hanging 2 feet away!Bill, an exhibition photo from Calico's Civil War Re-enactment. I'm not too sure what the instrument is, the man in the middle, is carrying...Maybe a Baritone or Euphonium?
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Jeff, what do you mean by the blue cast on the pine needles?And this one, which could be a much nicer image if I could get the blue cast off of the pine needle silhoettes *and* deepen the unreflected sky. I have tried and tried, but so far it eludes me.
NW end of Lake Chelan, Washington
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Also, beautiful pics by the way! Instead of deepening the unreflected sky, could you instead deepen the mountains to increase their contrast? Or you could just flip the image, cuz the color of that reflected sky is gorgeous!
Love what you did with those pine needles, it matches my memory of the scene perfectly. Do you have a version of the fixed pine needles, with the unfixed sky?Nice... Here I tried some.
couldn't get clouds in reflection.... :-(
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Not sure if all these count as "framed" but let's give it a go...
Head of the Charles regatta in Boston, MA
Partial frame? This sleepy guy was hanging around at the San Diego Zoo
[ATTACH alt="I'm not sure if this is what I'd call "framed," but this cat was definitely surrounded on all sides by books while napping in a bookstore in Mykonos "]1298612[/ATTACH]
I'm not sure if this is what I'd call "framed," but this cat was definitely surrounded on all sides by books while napping in a bookstore in Mykonos
Everybody's pictures look wonderful, and I love the subject, too! It's a lot of fun to look for ways to use your surroundings as a surrounding! And apologies for the OOC images. I'm sure they could be touched up to be more presentable, but I haven't yet explored PP'ing just yet.
Head of the Charles regatta in Boston, MA
Partial frame? This sleepy guy was hanging around at the San Diego Zoo
[ATTACH alt="I'm not sure if this is what I'd call "framed," but this cat was definitely surrounded on all sides by books while napping in a bookstore in Mykonos "]1298612[/ATTACH]
I'm not sure if this is what I'd call "framed," but this cat was definitely surrounded on all sides by books while napping in a bookstore in Mykonos
Everybody's pictures look wonderful, and I love the subject, too! It's a lot of fun to look for ways to use your surroundings as a surrounding! And apologies for the OOC images. I'm sure they could be touched up to be more presentable, but I haven't yet explored PP'ing just yet.
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