Birch Trees of Wisconsin (Explanation)
Aug 14, 2021 08:29:09 #
This is a beautiful photo, but I am not too sure about your post-processing comment. Virtual copies give one the capability to experiment without the danger of losing an already nice image.
Aug 14, 2021 08:30:33 #
Glad you reposted, RG wouldn’t let inane comments spoil everyone’s enjoyment. It’s certainly a stunning image - good luck in the competition.
Aug 14, 2021 10:57:32 #
Aug 14, 2021 11:51:46 #
Absolutely gorgeous! As one who just doesn’t like spending lots of time with post processing this is inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
Aug 15, 2021 10:26:29 #
I'm humbled by those who've spoke graciously about this image.
Equipment used:
Canon M6 / Fotodiox EF to EF-M adapter / Canon 100mm f/2 USM (shot at f/4) / 1/320 sec. / ISO-100 / Cokin "P" Drop-in Filter Mount / Experimental "Fixed" Polarization Filter / Vintage 1970's Velbon Multi-Point Tripod
I'm really amazed at how the yellow leaves created a mass of color. In fact I prob should have slowed the shutter speed down one or two noticed more.
Just to reiterate, ZERO post processing was done to this image. Yet the matted/framed print looks darker because of the dry mounting process which heats up the print board and seals the print to the board. So I don't think it anything was lost while doing the dry mount, it actually looks a tad better and slightly darker.
Again thanks for the comments and support.
Equipment used:
Canon M6 / Fotodiox EF to EF-M adapter / Canon 100mm f/2 USM (shot at f/4) / 1/320 sec. / ISO-100 / Cokin "P" Drop-in Filter Mount / Experimental "Fixed" Polarization Filter / Vintage 1970's Velbon Multi-Point Tripod
I'm really amazed at how the yellow leaves created a mass of color. In fact I prob should have slowed the shutter speed down one or two noticed more.
Just to reiterate, ZERO post processing was done to this image. Yet the matted/framed print looks darker because of the dry mounting process which heats up the print board and seals the print to the board. So I don't think it anything was lost while doing the dry mount, it actually looks a tad better and slightly darker.
Again thanks for the comments and support.
Aug 17, 2021 12:56:46 #
Update:
If you have a Fine Art America account & you would like to see my "Birch Trees of Wisconsin" on a billboard in your city, Please vote for my photograph here:
https://fineartamerica.com/contests/billboard-contest-2021.html?tab=vote&artworkid=39285216
If you have a Fine Art America account & you would like to see my "Birch Trees of Wisconsin" on a billboard in your city, Please vote for my photograph here:
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