Perception of Photography as Art
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Originally Posted by Yumchah
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Originally Posted by Yumchah
I love the first comment on the page.
"...although they look like they were heavily photoshopped to bring out the contrast and colors..."
I bet they weren't that hevily modified. My guess, a 6x7 or 4x5 shooting Velvia.
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People have no clue how good a view camera loaded with velvia can be. Check out the gallery at Ebony camera for some examples: http://www.ebonycamera.com/gal.html
<wants to own an Ebony RW45E someday >
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Originally Posted by waTSX
Those are some amazing images. Looks to me like some fairly heavy (and very good) post processing was applied, too.
The green in the fifth one from the top really pops. That is a beautifully composed photo.
Makes me want to visit China.
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Originally Posted by Billiam
Hell yes that's art! Composition, use of light, color & texture contrasts, etc...
I love the first comment on the page.
"...although they look like they were heavily photoshopped to bring out the contrast and colors..."
I bet they weren't that hevily modified. My guess, a 6x7 or 4x5 shooting Velvia.
I love the first comment on the page.
"...although they look like they were heavily photoshopped to bring out the contrast and colors..."
I bet they weren't that hevily modified. My guess, a 6x7 or 4x5 shooting Velvia.
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Originally Posted by Yumchah
wow, those are amazing. I would say art, that was not just point and shoot style photography.
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