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A  Window to the Past
Image Title:  A Window to the Past
 
 By: Jan Graziano  
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Photographer Jan Graziano {K:17179}
Project N/A Camera Model Canon Digital Rebel XT
Categories Landscape
Travel
Film Format
Portfolio Arizona
Lens 18-55 mm EFS f/3.5-5.6
Uploaded 9/8/2005 Film / Memory Type Lexar 1 GB 80x CF
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 119 Shutter
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Critiques 8 Rating
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Location City -  Wickiup
State -  ARIZONA
Country - United States   United States
About Close your eyes and pretend the fence, the road, and the truck is not there. Can't you just see what the settlers saw and traveled as they moved across this part of Arizona? Scary!
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There are 8 Comments in 1 Pages
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Chris Spracklen   {K:32552} 9/8/2005
Scary, indeed, janice. I could never have been a settler!!
Nice shot and great vision.
Best regards, Chris


joanna ewa   {K:8061} 9/8/2005
good observer:)


Marcia .   {K:16108} 9/8/2005
Yeah... They were brave!! :-)
Sometimes I think the same here in Brasil... :-O
Well seen and done, Janice.
Beautiful place too.
Congrats.

Márcia


Susie OConnor   {K:34798} 9/9/2005
Nice natural framing Jan. Seems a little bright in the middle...maybe just me? Nice capture.


Jan Graziano   {K:17179} 9/9/2005
Hey - I just thought of something...could you fix my sky in this one? This was taken about 2:30 p.m. on a very hot, hazy day. You can probably tell I was in the shade to take this, and the contrast between the shady trees and the sky and mountains in the distance was drastic. Didn't have a clue on what to do to "fix" the sky or what to put my camera settings on. The sky was, at that particular time of day looking out in that particular direction, very washed out and the sun was beating down. Something about that high desert dry heat...What attracted me most about the composition tho, was the vast difference between the lovely shade and the without mercy desert sunlight. Shade and the illusion of coolness will always win out in this area. Bet the settlers would have liked stopping awhile in that restaurant's hidden garden.Jan


Jan Graziano   {K:17179} 9/9/2005
Nope, you are right Susie sort-of! It is A LOT bright in the middle and didn't know how to "fix" it. I fiddled with the saturation for while and just didn't like the results. Made the foreground too dark. Gave up and left it like this so that I didn't loose the foreground. One day I will figure iut jpw tp dp ot.


Susie OConnor   {K:34798} 9/9/2005
Have you messed around much with the burn tool? Sometimes that can really help. Especially if you lower the opacity so it isn't so drastic a change. Either that or make a b/g layer copy and lower the opacity of the burn on that. Just a suggestion. So many ways to play!
Susie :)


Chris Spracklen   {K:32552} 9/9/2005
The 'interrupted' skies are, Janice ~ by trees, etc. ~ the more difficult it is to do a convincing sky replacement. So this particular shot would make for a very tricky job!!
Best regards, Chris


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