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Mit bidrag til Nov-Dec sektionen af konkurrencen "2006 Nikonians Photographers of the Year"

Mit næste foto til konkurrencen "Årets Nikonians Fotografer 2006". 

Jeg har valgt at deltage i sektionen "Arkitektur". Det var det første foto i den sektion. 

Jeg synes fotografiet udtrykker de enorme muligheder, et åbent sind har (havet & himlen), så snart du forstår, hvordan du låser op for sindet (porten).

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  1. J Bondo06.12.2006, 18.20

    Veeeery nice shot too, Lars. The sky also symbolises 'no limit'. I like it... a lot.

    A few points of criticism (positively meant):

    1) The photo seems a bit "flat" (but just a bit). I would have made a bigger contrast. When I see you next time, I'll bring a book that shows how to do b/w photos the "Ansel" way.

    2) The horizon is tilting (1.5 degrees). It should be rotated clockwise slightly.

    3) The reflections from the sun in the sea is a bit offset from the centre of the gate. I would have stepped left a bit.

    The 2 first can be done in Photoshop and are "accepted" changes (subject to the rules of the contest, I guess) as these are things you can do in a traditional darkroom.

    Well, just my 2 Euro Cents. Where was it taken? Gotland?

    Joachim

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  2. Lars Kirstein Andersen10.12.2006, 17.30

    Hi Joachim,

    Thx for the constructive comments. I've experimented a bit with the Dodge and Burn tool in Photoshop Elements. This you will see on one of my next photos.

    Regards
    Lars

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