Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => The Coffee Corner => Topic started by: ErikKaffehr on February 24, 2015, 01:21:00 pm
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Hi,
I have a small exhibition in my home town, Nyköping, Sweden. The theme is Mountains, Valleys and Water. The exhibition has a home site on the web:
http://echophoto.dnsalias.net/ekr/Articles/Exhibitions/BergDalOchVatten_1/
Have a peek, if you like.
Best regards
Erik
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I wish I could be there in person, Erik. Good luck!
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Slobodan,
Would be nice to meet you in person.
Best regards
Erik
I wish I could be there in person, Erik. Good luck!
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I particularly like the two on the left at the bottom - light so wonderful.
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Wow! Erik. Really good work. This one's my favorite...
http://echophoto.dnsalias.net/ekr/Articles/Exhibitions/BergDalOchVatten_1/20140604-_DSC4093.jpg
You really nailed the presence provided by the character of light. I wonder where absolute black resides. Just the right amount of fog in the distance.
May it become iconic and ubiquitous just like a "Robert Wood" landscape. You should be able the sell the hell out of that one.
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Erik, don't take this the wrong way but that jpeg I linked to I opened in Photoshop and applied +20 Sat in Hue/Sat and it really made the sun's affect pop on just the green hill highlights with a luminance increase that complimented the soft fog portions of the distant background. I don't know if its my calibrated sRGB gamut display that's making it look chalky & subdued or if that was your intended look.
I'm guessing the subdued hill highlights are from the sun going behind the cloud which I'm assuming you're trying to portray.
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Really nice work, Erik. I, too, wish I could see the show in person.
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Hi Nancy,
Most visitors liked those two images, too. Thanks for feedback!
I particularly like the two on the left at the bottom - light so wonderful.
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Hi Tim,
I see your point. I made the adjustment on a new layer and switched back and fort. Food for thought…
Thanks and best regards
Erik
Erik, don't take this the wrong way but that jpeg I linked to I opened in Photoshop and applied +20 Sat in Hue/Sat and it really made the sun's affect pop on just the green hill highlights with a luminance increase that complimented the soft fog portions of the distant background. I don't know if its my calibrated sRGB gamut display that's making it look chalky & subdued or if that was your intended look.
I'm guessing the subdued hill highlights are from the sun going behind the cloud which I'm assuming you're trying to portray.
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I'll echo the others, Erik. Wish I could be there. Fine work. I especially like your Grand Canyon of Jellystone. You done good.
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I wish I could be there in person, Erik. Good luck!
Same!
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Congrats and good luck!
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Great job getting an exhibit together. I see you once lived out by the Site near Idaho Falls. I lived in Pocatello for a while and found Craters of the Moon to be a mysteriously wild place. I particularly like the cover shot on your web site.
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Eric: Nice work. Beautiful country. Good luck with the exhibition. Make money. Alan.
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Hi,
I have spent a lot of time in Idaho Falls testing simulation code, it was just business trips but I had a lot of those. I really love that place.
Best regards
Erik
Great job getting an exhibit together. I see you once lived out by the Site near Idaho Falls. I lived in Pocatello for a while and found Craters of the Moon to be a mysteriously wild place. I particularly like the cover shot on your web site.
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Thanks for all comments!
Best regards
Erik
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How long is it there for?
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Two more weeks, until 13-th of march, I think.
Best regards
Erik
How long is it there for?
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Two more weeks, until 13-th of march, I think.
Best regards
Erik
That's a pity, I have a trip in mind that may take me out your way sometime later in the spring.
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Great for you Erik!