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Subject: [Leica] IMG: Blackwaer Moonrise
From: philippe.amard at tele2.fr (Philippe AMARD)
Date: Wed Feb 6 03:48:31 2008
References: <0036BA20-D48F-4F04-AB91-4A4BB5171750@mac.com> <C07A25C2-AA4C-43DB-AFFC-6FE8D551F79F@nathanfoto.com> <20080206113723.6CCCD2FC5E@donald-1.hostspirit.ch>

Please do  :-)
phx


Didier Ludwig wrote:

>I can second Nathan in this. The pasted moon looks pasted, period. 
>Otheriwse a nice picture. Can't you show us the original version?
>Didier
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>>Sorry Barney, but the pasted moon does not work for me, since it is  
>>so obviously pasted. The real moon was obviously partially hidden  
>>behind the clouds, while the one you show is completely visible. I  
>>like the image otherwise and think it could have stood on its own  
>>without this Photoshop trickery.
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>>Cheers,
>>Nathan
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>>>Moonrise in the Blackwater Wildlife Refuge. It was pretty amazing.  
>>>It was cold, primal, windy, and exciting. Geese honking and flying  
>>>all over the place trying to settle in for the night.You could tell  
>>>in an instant why our ancestors were so awestruck by the power of  
>>>nature. Of course they didn't have Photoshop. This was the second  
>>>full mood after the Harvest moon. It really appeared that big, but,  
>>>in the interest of full disclosure, I have to admit that I pasted a  
>>>picture of the full moon with details on its surface over the  
>>>original one. That's how I know they are the same size!
>>>http://www.gallery.leica-users.org/v/Barney/Blackwater_Moonrise.jpg.html 
>>>Barney
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In reply to: Message from bjq1 at mac.com (Bernard Quinn) ([Leica] IMG: Blackwaer Moonrise)
Message from nathan at nathanfoto.com (Nathan Wajsman) ([Leica] IMG: Blackwaer Moonrise)
Message from leica at screengang.com (Didier Ludwig) ([Leica] IMG: Blackwaer Moonrise)