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  1. ejones

    Been busy

    As a bee so to speak :)
  2. ejones

    Zachary

    Looks like he likes to sun himself too, and not be bothered by the paparazzi while doing so. :)
  3. ejones

    Cider Mill

    thanks.... A contrast boost, a curves adjustment, a B&W layer in Photo Shop adjusting the sliders to taste, added a sepia toned layer, then added a texture layer on top of all of that and lower the opacity. Sounds tough but it was less than 5 minutes. Of course there's the addition of the...
  4. ejones

    Cider Mill

    Paid a visit to the Cider Mill in Cashmere and found it to be an interesting place - both hard and soft varieties being sold there. Highly recommended that if you find yourself in the Leavenworth or Cashmere area you take the time to head up there, about 2 miles out of town.
  5. ejones

    Candid shots for C&C

    The black vs. light background is simply an optical illusion in relationship to the correct exposure - over/under exposed is just that regardless of the color of the background :) You can check your exposure by selecting the eye dropper tool. Then move it around over the light areas of the...
  6. ejones

    Candid shots for C&C

    #1 & 2 show some nice action. I realize travel candids can be difficult and I suspect you used an auto exposure. The girl in the #1 looks to be having fun. The subjects are a tad under exposed from the metering picking up the light background. Open in photo shop, duplicate the layer, change...
  7. ejones

    Going thru some old shots

    Just hoping for some more activity on the site especially in the portrait area. Doesn't matter how good (or not) that you think you are... just post :)
  8. ejones

    Going thru some old shots

    All these views and only one comment ? ? ?:) taken 2 years ago. thanks
  9. ejones

    Going thru some old shots

    And thought I'd post this one just for fun.
  10. ejones

    Yesterday and Today

    Thanks... the idea will cost you 50 bucks for unlimited use, I'll send you a bill. :) Seriously feel free to us it...there's no copyright on the idea. The original idea was to see her face in this mirror. I did some shots using mom's bedroom mirror. Neither shot worked. When I put the...
  11. ejones

    Yesterday and Today

    The graduate - 1st grade and today :) I know the feeling, seems like just yesterday she was in the first grand then suddenly she's all grown up. (yes the hair ribbon sticks out from the mirror on purpose)
  12. ejones

    J's sister

    Thanks and I have to agree about the B&Wm but I seem to be partial to that anyway. I didn't notice until I got home but she's got a bit of a lazy eye on her left.
  13. ejones

    J's sister

    In glorious B&W.
  14. ejones

    The Owl and the Mole

    bring him over to my house... I got plenty of food he can have :)
  15. ejones

    More D.V.

    Thanks :) ...
  16. ejones

    More D.V.

    And a couple more from the valley.
  17. ejones

    '33 Packard

    One of the autos in the collection at Scotty's Castle in Death Valley. It's age is showing a bit but still a worthy automobile.
  18. ejones

    A quick grab shot

    This was taken in Death Valley at Scotty's Castle where the rangers and tour guides dress up in period correct attire. This guy was quite the character and I think I got that captured. I was struck by the great light that was coming thru the door to my right and just grabbed this shot.
  19. ejones

    Your Thoughts on This...

    I think we might need to see more detail in the tree itself. ???
  20. ejones

    Thoughts...

    I did a crop like Rocky did and one like Janice with the more detail in the foreground but less of the foreground. Just couldn't decide which I liked better though. I am thinking less is more on the foreground though - like putting it in the lower third which gives the sky two/thirds of the...


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