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wud

wud

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Looking through pictures from today (did some of a small family), this one made me smile :)

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Dave_W

The Dude
That's awesome!! I love the composition. Excellent use of a tilted frame, too, but I'm not sure if I'm in love with the muted color scheme but that's just personal choice since I'm a big velvia kinda guy.
 
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wud

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Dave_W said:
That's awesome!! I love the composition. Excellent use of a tilted frame, too, but I'm not sure if I'm in love with the muted color scheme but that's just personal choice since I'm a big velvia kinda guy.
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Thank you! I gotta ask, what does velvia mean?

Tracsoft - Don Kuykendall said:
You are getting as good with people as you are with dogs.
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I hope so - but I still find it a little nerve racking dealing with grown ups (kids are way easier).
 
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Dave_W

The Dude
Velvia is a brand name of a slide film stock that made a big splash in the ranks of photographers back in the 80's (or 90's, can't remember). it was a extremely rich and saturated stock that gave deep and heavy colors unlike anything people had seen before. Although it's a bit dated, I tend to gravitate towards richly colored and saturated images over the more modern desaturated images that are very common these days.
 
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Deezey

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wud said:
And one with dad


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I love the emotion in this one.

Only thing that bugs me it the shirt is is so black it actually seems like a void in the picture for me. It fools my eye into just think the fathers head is appearing from nowhere.

But other than that I love the expression of the father and son.

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wud

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Dave_W said:
Velvia is a brand name of a slide film stock that made a big splash in the ranks of photographers back in the 80's (or 90's, can't remember). it was a extremely rich and saturated stock that gave deep and heavy colors unlike anything people had seen before. Although it's a bit dated, I tend to gravitate towards richly colored and saturated images over the more modern desaturated images that are very common these days.
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Ahh okay, thanks. Colors are very nice, I agree - got several shots from this spot, will see if colors works good :)

Deezey said:
I love the emotion in this one.

Only thing that bugs me it the shirt is is so black it actually seems like a void in the picture for me. It fools my eye into just think the fathers head is appearing from nowhere.

But other than that I love the expression of the father and son.

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I see what you mean, maybe I can try to fix it.
 
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