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HOKIEGIRL · Dec 2, 2006, 2:57 PM

One of the buildings around the drill field. Most buildings are made put of "HOKIE Stone"

Mark1616 · Dec 2, 2006, 4:45 PM

It's Mr Negative again :blah:

There are 2 things I would change with this. 1 the angle, either shoot from more of an angle across the building or move more to the right in this case so that you have a good symmetry. This is just a little uncomfortable as it is almost there but not quite. 2 The exposure. This is a perfect example of needing to take 2 shots one exposed for the sky and the other for the building and combine them.

Hope you don't mind but I have done a quick edit to show the sort of effect you would get with a dual exposure.

Mark

bahadir · Dec 2, 2006, 5:07 PM

You've captured very nice stone architecturein a freshening atmosphere, hokie! Yet probably due to high ISOset on the cameraremaining from the previous shot (not very sure though), I see the image somewhat suffers from noise. Hope you don't mind my moderate anti noise application

HOKIEGIRL · Dec 2, 2006, 6:39 PM

WOW, those two corrections made the shot so much better!! I am still so much an ameture with Photoshop. I have only had three classes, and am so trying to learn. :-) Hopefully one day I will understand.

Dec 2, 2006, 2:57 PM	#1
HOKIEGIRL Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 218	One of the buildings around the drill field. Most buildings are made put of "HOKIE Stone" Attached Images

Dec 2, 2006, 4:45 PM	#2
Mark1616 Super Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 7,455	It's Mr Negative again :blah: There are 2 things I would change with this. 1 the angle, either shoot from more of an angle across the building or move more to the right in this case so that you have a good symmetry. This is just a little uncomfortable as it is almost there but not quite. 2 The exposure. This is a perfect example of needing to take 2 shots one exposed for the sky and the other for the building and combine them. Hope you don't mind but I have done a quick edit to show the sort of effect you would get with a dual exposure. Mark Attached Images

Dec 2, 2006, 5:07 PM	#3
bahadir Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Izmir, Turkey Posts: 6,263	You've captured very nice stone architecturein a freshening atmosphere, hokie! Yet probably due to high ISOset on the cameraremaining from the previous shot (not very sure though), I see the image somewhat suffers from noise. Hope you don't mind my moderate anti noise application Attached Images

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Dec 2, 2006, 6:39 PM	#4
HOKIEGIRL Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 218	WOW, those two corrections made the shot so much better!! I am still so much an ameture with Photoshop. I have only had three classes, and am so trying to learn. :-) Hopefully one day I will understand.