Lone Palm

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  Trail Images

• Jun 18, 2014

Excellent work with a simplified look overall. I like it.

 

• Too old to care

• Jun 18, 2014

I like it too.

 

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  akfotog

• Jun 18, 2014

Too old to care said:

I like it too.

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+1

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Jun 18, 2014

Simple composition with impact. However there does appear to be scratch ? going across the photo near the top which spoils the shot a little.

 

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  jovo

• Jun 18, 2014

Damn! I see the scratch, and that's really disappointing. I liked this negative. Even with a magnifying glass I can't see the scratch on the film, so I was hoping it was something on the scanner, but after rescanning, it's still there. Thank you, all, for your comments.

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Jun 18, 2014

Nice image, and you could crop that scratch without doing the composition too much harm...imho.

 

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  Trail Images

• Jun 18, 2014

If this is a scan, is it OK to merely fix it in Photoshop, or is that a No No here? I'm still learning the protocol on images posted here at APUG.

 

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  jovo

• Jun 18, 2014

Yes, using the 'healing brush' in LightRoom or PS would fix the scratch, but, no, that's not Kosher here. I can't wait to be able to set up a new darkroom.!

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Jun 19, 2014

tony lockerbie said:

Nice image, and you could crop that scratch without doing the composition too much harm...imho.

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I would agree with Tony on his suggestion.

 

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  jovo

• Jun 19, 2014

One more thought about the 'scratch'. I'm not sure that's what it is as no other negative on the roll has the same line. What I now think is that it's a power line that I didn't see and didn't focus on. When I return to this place I'll see if there actually is one there. In composing with the wide angle lens I used, I didn't notice it.