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Me too.
Just responding to the first comment.... I seldom mess with the light/tone/exposure etc. that my own camera chooses. Automatic has been good to me. :D With an expert like Rocky behind the lens, no adjustments are necessary either. C.
Glad you like it.
You could probably make it even better with PhotoShop. I am using Serif PhotoPlus X4. It's pretty good for the money. Good enough for my stage of expertise, anyway. I want to learn HD and all that stuff. And take a few panorama shots. That will have to wait a bit. See...
Rocky, I said I wouldn't post it but....
I'll take it down if you want me to. Just want to know if I have the right idea. I just selected "cloudy" for lighting conditions and this happened... C. :confused:
Hey Janice,
How did you edit my post? The last words in it are yours, not mine. I have been having logging in probs too. Very funny. You can post for me anytime. :cool: C.
I think they are impressive photos....
Especially for the time of day and misty conditions. Makes me want to be there. You guys must really love Washington--so photogenic. C.
P.S. You made the lodge look like Wuthering Heights. ;)
Why does it look that way?
It looks almost as if it were shot under fluorescents.... Was it cloudy? I have trouble with my white mix sometimes. Still learning here and I don't have Photo Shop to do it on. Can I play with it on my computer? I won't repost it.... Thanks, C.