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Fabrizio Fiorucci
{K:4871} 1/18/2005
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Nice tones, but I can't figure out whether the grainy effect is intentional or due to excessive jpeg compression... I'm a bit puzzled ;-)
Warm scottish tones are always so enchanting... here's another shot in that area: http://www.usefilm.com/image/638245.html
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David Wade
{K:2123} 1/18/2005
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The graininess IS intentional, done by oversharpening, which is why it's in the 'photoart' catagory.
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Sam Andre
{K:12648} 1/24/2005
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nice soft colours, but why is it so grainy despite all the work you mput into it?
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Sam Andre
{K:12648} 1/24/2005
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oooops missed your answer on the previous question
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David Wade
{K:2123} 1/25/2005
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I would've tried to soften out the graininess but it was already slightly grainy from enlargement but I don't have software which will sort that, so extra grainy it was.
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Sam Andre
{K:12648} 1/25/2005
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try the free software at neatimage.com
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David Wade
{K:2123} 1/25/2005
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Thank you!!! Here's the result. It works better on other images, mainly because this was rotated a bit to get the horizon horizontal.
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Sam Andre
{K:12648} 1/25/2005
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well, well... some difference can be noticed :))
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Carsten Ranke
{K:14461} 3/8/2005
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I must say, I like the grainy version more than the neat image result. Very good abstract
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