Texture and tone study


Posted by matt kuchta on Thu Aug 19, 2004 12:38 pm

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I'm going through my images in hopes of finding something that I've overlooked - and using it to update my website. Right now a batch of images I took during the early spring at the arboretum prairie is making a lot of noise - here I am trying to figure out why.

I added a slight gaussian blur overlay which made the tonal transitions less harsh and provides a nice counter to the stark contrast in texture.

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-matt
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by blovius on Fri Aug 20, 2004 9:22 am
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matt,

very nice.

great rhythm and pace. subtle color and "compostion". just a touch of pictorialism.

what's not to like?
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