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photo by Donald Kinney
Usually during the day what I have available to photograph are the normal things--birds, ducks, hills, trees, water, wildflowers, and stuff like that... But if I make a little effort and haul my sorry-butt out of bed in time, I have a chance at capturing the s u n r i s e .
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Okay. Here's your digital photography lesson that ought to hold you in good stead. Over-exposure is our enemy--slight under-exposures can be fixed, preferably images captured in RAW with programs like Photoshop. Normally I would have stretched the high-levels farther over so they touch (but don't bunch-up) on the right side of the Histogram scale.
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Sometimes images go undiscovered until the photographer sees them in the viewfinder. I used this discovery technique at my favorite patch of last year's Yarrow. A transplant from Outer-Space, if I ever saw one...
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5 comments:
Thank you for the sermon Reverand Don of the Church of the Histogram. Us sinners need to be reminded at times.
Hi SINBAD'S DAD (JOHN) -- Amen to that, brother...
Excellent.
Love the Yarrow, under or over exposed it looks great to me.
As usual, amazing captures of you. The sky looks like a painting. :D
Dog Fence
Beautiful work - love your project
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