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Re: submission questions
caroling 2005-Jul-02 01:51:00
I like the intensity given by the filter colors. Interesting scene. Lots of beautiful details.
There are stitching errors, especially in the area to the left of the falls at the top edge of the pano.
Seeing double.
The initial view seems cut off to me. I like the vista of the whole falls and green air, when I pan up. The
foreground rubble is distracting. I'd put the whole falls in there, for the first impression.
> Well folks
> I got my submission up at last. Tried something new this time. ( or was it
> something old in the new digital world) My shot of these falls consisted of
> three time exposures taken through sharp cutoff filters in red, green, and
> blue. The shots were then combined in a composite to create the rainbow
> effect in the flowing water over the falls and then blended into panorama
> that you see. The idea for this came to me from samples from an old photo
> filters effects manual that I found on my shelf and the vague memory of a
> fourth year college photo assignment using these sharp cutoff filters to
> create a colour image from black and white images that were printed using
> the dye transfer process. What is old is new again. Let me know what you
> think. Again I would like to thank the organizers for the opportunity to
> experiment here.
> Francis Fougere
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