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About LinkBacksFooling around with sepia and curves. Stark subjects and lighting with softer brown tones. Thoughts? Oh and btw, I couldn't back up here without falling down a small cliff into Marblehead harbor.
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Fooling around with sepia and curves. Stark subjects and lighting with softer brown tones. Thoughts? Oh and btw, I couldn't back up here without falling down a small cliff into Marblehead harbor.
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this totally works for me. I like the contrast and sepia here very much.
Well done!! and good for you for not falling down a cliff.
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I doubt local officials would have wanted you standing were you where. HA! Oh well, I do it all the time too. After all, your only taking a couple pictures. I like it. Good work.
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Works for me as well.
How far is the drop into the harbour? How much time would you have to get the shot if you did back up?
I just want to be sure you're making the most out your opportunities
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I will walk on ice, mushy ground and slippery rocks to get good photos, but I will not cliff dive. : )
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I like this one too - excellent tones!
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