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Friday
Jul292011

civlized ku # 1053-55 ~ Custard's Last Stand

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Custard's Last Stand ~ Long Lake, NY - in the Adirondack PARK • click to embiggen
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Don's Repair ~ Long Lake, NY - in the Adirondack PARK • click to embiggen
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Troy-Bilt ~ Long Lake, NY - in the Adirondack PARK • click to embiggen
On the entry civilized ku # 1038-49 / picture window # 42, Sven W (no link provided) asked:

Is it just me, or am I noticing more light to white colours in your images? The way your images retain the detail and tones in the whites is very appealing....Are these images generally done as an exposure blend?

my response: In fact, many of my recent picture do exhibit "more light to white" colors. However, I attribute that to the fact that I have been picturing in rather bright radiant sunlight, albeit early morning, late afternoon, or early evening light, not to anything different in my RAW conversion / processing routine. And yes, many of the pictures, but by no means all, are exposure blends - some for +shadow detail, some for +highlight detail, some for both.

That said, I'm certainly glad to read that you're noticing it.

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