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Old 11-23-2009, 02:00 AM
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Howdy Mike! I think this is my favorite set yet. I had quite a difficult time picking a favorite, but I think it is the 3rd. I just love the soft tones of the statue. What did you use to on the 1st to acheive that beautiful sky, a graduated filter? Whatever you did, it looks great.

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Old 11-24-2009, 02:13 PM
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I like this so much! It's very clean, the sky is gorgeous, and the composition leads my eye right up into it. Thanks for posting it!
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"Ashmo Sky"?

Hehe, gorgeous shot Mike. Couldn't resist being cheeky.
lol!!very cheeky but you know i love it!!

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That's definitely another keeper, Mike. Your processing skills are through the roof mate. Love the perspective you chose, and , of course, the composition, lighting etc are awesome! Thanks for sharing this beauty.
no worries paul thanks for posting and enjoying
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Everything about all of these shots are perfect Mike, thankyou for sharing cheers Steve.
thanks for posting
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Hi Diz love the first and third.
Feels like the first shot is drawing me up to the gods.
Thanks for sharing these great shots.
The Asmoleon front has that classic look so it seemed a good way of editing it
thanks for your comments
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What's that blue stuff in your first shot, Mike? Oooooohhhhhh....color!!! I get it!! LOL Great perspective! My fave's the 3rd one though. Wonderful lighting on the the bust. TFS!!!
The blue stuff i found in my new HDR software but i am using it for b/w work. just experimenting with it really.

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Great color and perspective in that first shot...very pleasing to the eye.....the bust is interesting as well with other "live" heads in the frame too
thanks pj it took me a while to get round to taking shots of exhibits but there are some incredible things on display
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I have a long love affair with Corinthian Columns and so your first photo, beautifully angled, old world colors, rich texture is deeply appealing. Actually, I'm eternally fascinated by non-functional art--art for art's sake. I digress. The face off between, let's call them Homer and Aristotle, is priceless.
thanks lindy

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Howdy Mike! I think this is my favorite set yet. I had quite a difficult time picking a favorite, but I think it is the 3rd. I just love the soft tones of the statue. What did you use to on the 1st to acheive that beautiful sky, a graduated filter? Whatever you did, it looks great.

Aaron
you got it aaron i used a polorising filter. I sometimes forget to take it off lol!!
thanks for your comments
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Old 11-24-2009, 02:23 PM
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The stairway is great, love it!
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Old 11-24-2009, 03:27 PM
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HI Mike!
i loved the Ashmoleum front on your first set but this one is even better..
the sky enhanced the detail and the curves of the column..
great interplay of the blue sky and the almost 'sepia' front..
it reminds me of your Radcam actually but this one is livelier..
my fave though is the silhouette in a rush at the stairs..it tells a story on it own..
you know how i love stories..
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Old 11-26-2009, 12:36 AM
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The stairway is great, love it!
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yup its a bit popular that stair pic. I took a few but this one came out best
thanks for posting
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HI Mike!
i loved the Ashmoleum front on your first set but this one is even better..
the sky enhanced the detail and the curves of the column..
great interplay of the blue sky and the almost 'sepia' front..
it reminds me of your Radcam actually but this one is livelier..
my fave though is the silhouette in a rush at the stairs..it tells a story on it own..
you know how i love stories..
Jen
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you love a good yarn dont you lol!! I am just having some fun with new software just in case i have to do some colour shots lol!!. But i can get better effects with b/ws with the new effects i have
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