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  Dinesh

• Apr 11, 2008

Wow. It feels like you are standing right there.

BTW, I had no idea that colour negative film was this good.

 

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  Jerry Basierbe

• Apr 11, 2008

Nice one John.

Jerry

 

• ctscanner

• Apr 11, 2008

I really don't see any 'bad' to speak of. The colors seem very representative of what you might see in that environment, the image invites the viewer into it, and the almost three-dimensional aspect is stunning. One last thing, I definitely agree with Dinesh's comments.

George

 

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  Bertus

• Apr 11, 2008

Wonderful!

 

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  Photo Engineer

• Apr 11, 2008

Beautiful!

Now I know why Grant Haist moved to Fla (Naples). He said there were a lot of beautiful opportunities for photographers. You have shown me what he was referring to.

PE

 

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  MurrayMinchin

• Apr 11, 2008

I'm a fan of the way you see, which is the good, and there's certainly no ugly, but how did the the sky get darker on the left side of the tree? (The third one from the left).

Murray

 

• pentaxuser

• Apr 11, 2008

These colours look spot-on to me. So real looking. It is as if the viewer is actually standing there. Good advert for Fuji Pro 160S. Certainly suits greens and browns.

pentaxuser

 

• John Brady

• Apr 11, 2008

Wow, thank you all!
PE, I moved to Naples from your area, Victor NY. I will have to look up Grant, I have not met him.
Murray, not sure about the dark sky. No burning or dodging so my guess is the lack of a centerfilter and the 58 lens. Probably fall off.

 

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  Dietmar Wolf

• Apr 11, 2008

You gave the ground excellent space in the foreground. Well done.

 

• whlogan

• Apr 11, 2008

No ugly here! Or bad, either.... only good.... very nice