Nelson's Ledges gets the LensBaby treatment
Labels: canon 5D, lensbaby, Nelson's Ledges
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posted by Jim Fisher @ Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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A place to present my thoughts, ideas and astonishment's about life in general. It'll have lots of photography plus my moments of epiphany about music, culture, books, politics, religion, media, sports, business and my favorite gadgets. I will not write about work! Enjoy!
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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2 Comments:
Jim, what sensational photography. You've really got "range". I hope you'll continue to nurture your online gallery.
The color saturation is outstanding, almost surreal. Wish I had your touch. What software to you edit your pix with?
Keep up the great works.
Barry D
Barry,
Thanks for your comment. I use Adobe Lightroom 2.0 for editing. I don't use too much saturation but use vibrancy which only adds saturation to what's already there. It's a pretty cool tool. Also, the sensor on the Canon 5D is great for finding color at low light.
Jim
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