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Rembrandt's Tinny
Image Title:  Rembrandt's Tinny
 
 By: John Lamb  
  Copyright ©2006



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Photographer John Lamb {K:9669}
Project #42 Moody Landscape Camera Model Nikon D70
Categories Landscape
Film Format Digital RAW
Portfolio Landscape
Lens Nikon  28-70mm f/2.8 ED-IF AF-S
Uploaded 1/2/2006 Film / Memory Type Compact Flash Card
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 214 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 11 Rating Critique Only Image
Location City -  Dunedin
State -  OTAGO
Country - New Zealand   New Zealand
About A 'Tinny' Aluminium boat rests in Papanui Inlet on the Otago Peninsula at sunset.
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There are 11 Comments in 1 Pages
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Tim Long   {K:9210} 1/2/2006
Very nice, John. I like the rembrandtian feel of this, the warmth, contrast, and blur. The composition seems not as strong as your usual but I like the image, and especially the creative direction it suggests.
Tim


Carsten Nor   {K:785} 1/3/2006
This is ART. I totally agree with Tim Long. This is very nice.


John Lamb   {K:9669} 1/3/2006
Happy New Year Tim. This is an old picture I revisited and quite like the feel I achieved. Just upgraded my printer to an Epson R2400. The A3 print from this file on watercolour paper is magnificent. The detail in the shadow area in the lower right hand side is amazing and the blacks are so deep you could swim in them. At long last true B&W inkjet prints.

Regards John


Hidayet    {K:2772} 1/3/2006
nice shot


Jason Mardell   {K:1113} 1/3/2006
Lovely shot John - the only thing that bothers me is those 'marks' in the sky - look like dirty sensor marks, althought I'm sure they're not


John Lamb   {K:9669} 1/3/2006
Thanks Jason. No those 'marks' are not dirt on the sensor. This is a blend of two images used to give an aged cracked varnish feel. The textures do not show up well at the small jpeg sizes this site allows. Regards John


Roger Skinner   {K:62372} 1/3/2006
Oh OK I wondered too about the marks in the sky and thought another layer in there at bugger all opacity... so u r happy with the 2400?? Good to hear ..I am still no further advanced with mine ended up completing the prints for the family album on the office printer, that is our office at home as opposed to my 2400 in the studio...its a crappy HP2110 fax, copier, printer, coffee/tea maker, washing machine, personal gym, combo and I printed everything on Ilford Classic Pearl pps and str8 out of the gun they are bloody awesome... mind you during the process I came across some prints I made ages ago on the 1270 and they too were dark which is my problem with the 2400 mind u the 2400 still just seems dull...so I think (fear) my brain may be the thing in need of adjustment.. no seriously I dont know.. I need to put in some serious work on calibrating the monitor to the printer.. juts too much of a tightwad to lash out on the Gretag Macbeth tools...


John Lamb   {K:9669} 1/3/2006
I'm now very happy with the 2400. Getting prints that match my monitor. Will e-mail you off-line.

Cheers John


Tracey Main   {K:7294} 1/6/2006
Love this and what beautiful tones and great light, you have excelled in this one John 10/10 Tracey


Jeanette Hägglund   {K:59907} 1/9/2006
Beautiful and such vintage look, first i thought it was some kind of alternative process!

Jeanette


John Lamb   {K:9669} 1/9/2006
Thanks Jeanette. It's a blend of two pictures and a warm toned overlay. It looks good as a large print. Regards John


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